New Engine 192 pics

[ryefd192 2]

Note the clam on the door, only one in the country.

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[LED138 10]

Whats with the clam??? Sorry but Im from Jersey..............

[rfdu39 89]

Nice Rig. I think they have the clam because they are near Milton Harbor

[IzzyEng4 427]

It's making me hungry, time to order a clam pizza!

[PFFA 0]

The clam doesn't remind me of anything but the smell of low tide

[ryefd192 2]

The house is on Milton Point, and is known as clamtown USA.....don't ask me why, I always forget.

[L31TL2 0]

Good luck with the rig, I also hear u guys are keeping 193 (yellow bird) and making that 194. and the new ladde on the way.

[25truck26 29]

Loddo if you are going to take a picture take a good picture to share with everyone .

Here you go everyone. Here is a much better shot of the rig.

Edited January 9, 2007 by 25truck26

[ryefd192 2]

Loddo if you are going to take a picture take a good picture to share with everyone .

I didn't take the pics.. blame my father for that one, the rig was inside so it was the best he could get...

P.S. what's it say above the windsheild...I didn't know what they were doing, and can't see it in the pics....

Edited January 9, 2007 by ryefd192

[AndyC3J 190]

Got a shot from the other (sunlit) side? That'd be even better.

Nice lookin' rig you've got there. Good luck with it.

[x635 4,066]

I got to shoot Rye's new Engine 192 (and friends) today. The photos are posted on http://www.emtbravo.com

Special thanks to those involved in helping me out with getting these photos!

Unfortunetly, it was cloudy today, but the only chance I have to shoot it in the next few weeks, so I made due and hope the photos came out OK.

Here's a preview shot.

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[Guest clamtown fd]

the clam is from back in the day when people would pull alot of clams out of milton harbor ( i think it had something to do with a now disassembled waste water treatment plant discharging into the harbor)