Customs what's the view from your shop?

we thought it would be neat to see the view from your shops and garages round the world.

 

thats cool, what is the mountain range in the distance?

 

Out the big door, old train station, My shop was the cold storage, erected 1881

 

The street.

 

the old shop

new shop

 

A damned mess that should not be shown to the public

 

Depends which door I look out, but mostly junk outside.

 

View from my shop - is another shop.

Commercial zoned area, real business across the street, friends with the owner also a car guy. I bought the lot from him.

 

A Oregon Duck fan instead of a Beaver fan

 

the owyhee mountains in owyhee county, idaho. named after a hawaiian settlement headed by british captain james cook in 1811. he discovered hawaii in 1777.

 

A Messed up world.
I keep the doors shut.

 

This picture was taken yesterday. The horse in the foreground is in a Lincoln NE art gallery today and the roadster has it's rightful place back We need to make a trip to the recyclers

 

Summer/Winter

 

A dirt road. Oh, and the Rocky mountains a few miles away....

 

How I got my screen name. It’s A 54 with big and littles.

 

My house

 

It will probably look like this tomorrow around noon as the tropical storm passes over my neck of the woods in South Florida.

 

My neighbor's overgrown back yard.

 

Our house and the maple tree my wife got on Arbor Day when she was in the fourth grade. She and I purchased the place from her parents 41 years ago. The shop was built two years ago.

 

I think the diplodocus wins so far, lol.

 

I will let you know once it's built. Unfortunately I'm playing the waiting game for 7-9 months while King county (Seattle) farms out their permitting process to some place in Texas.
Eventually there will be a 36x40 shop with two 12x12 doors I can look out of.
There will also be a 10x36 lean to and a 10x50 apron out front.

 

< In both directions >

 

an alley with trash and dumped furniture #california

 

So...um...I'm guessing cutting down the tree to open up the driveway is a no-go...

 

Suburban DC neighborhood.

 

Yup. The tree dictated the orientation of the big overhead doors. The photo I posted is through the side man door. I usually have the big overhead doors closed to keep prying eyes blind and prevents leaves and other stuff from blowing in.
BTW, at the other end of the property is the maple tree my daughter got on Arbor Day, and a dogwood tree that my grandson got on Arbor Day. When we first bought the place, my sister-in-law was mad at me for cutting down herArbor Day tree, which had been planted too close to my wife’s. Of course, my wife gave permission to cut down her sister’s tree.

 

Now those pics makes me wanna move away that much sooner.