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I suppose this could be considered a Black Bear Blog “Whatzit” or maybe a wherezit. I’ve not seen anything like this before and I’m sure some of my readers haven’t either. Where’s the back half of the truck?
This contraption is used, I am told, to move sea planes in and out of a Lake in Alaska. I am assuming this truck has front wheel drive.
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Didn’t have very many answers on this latest “whatzit” but the ones we did were pretty darn close. First picture posted here is the original “whatzit” picture and then followed by a picture to show from what the first photo came from.
I believe the specie of tree here is a yellow birch.
Milt Inman Photo – Click to Enlarge
Milt Inman Photo – Click to Enlarge
Answer on Thursday with another photo that will explain.
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It was found hanging out side my window. It is about the size of a small pea!
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Click to Enlarge. It makes viewing the finer details much more enjoyable!
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I took this picture yesterday while traveling. I thought you could have fun with it. What the heck is it and why was what I asked.
This can be seen from the parking lot at the Charlton, Mass. travel plaza on the Mass. Turnpike.
Photo by Tom Remington
This weather vane sits atop the cupola of a building found in downtown Berlin, New Hampshire. Do you know what profession the vane is depicting?
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