Great shot!

Nice! I found lots of tools on my bike tours, but none with the tag still on! I picked up most of them and gave them to folks along the way. Things like a crow bar and a sledge hammer got a long hard look, but just had to remain lonely on the side of the road... By the way, do you need any 10 mm sockets? I still find one now & then. Passed one up yesterday. Probably should have picked it up, but I am getting rid of stuff.

Nice photo!

Many small town theaters are kept open by volunteer efforts. So many closed when digital came around, even more with COVID. I'm always happy to see screens lit up.

Prickly poppy

https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/70097/browse_photos?place_id=3

Wirtgen WR 200 XLi Soil Stabilizer, had to look this up, never saw one before.

You have some interesting meals. I love Vienna sausages but Kerry leaves the room when I eat them. He loves sardines and I not only leave the room, but ask him to take the can to the garage trash so I don't have to smell it in the kitchen!

Really a "ribbon of highway"

Looks like Rocky Mountain bee plant.

https://swbiodiversity.org/seinet/taxa/index.php?taxon=2213

I feel a smile coming on when I see you have a new journal posting. Thanks for taking the time to write them, Jeff.

I recognize those old marquee letters! I've put plenty of those up in my day.

..."Its a clean machine."

Earworm time.

Wonderful!

Welding the hub is a option, but it will cause a potential wobbling of the wheel due to a hub that is not symmetrical. The cones and seals may not seat properly either which can lead to a constantly loose wheel. My two cents

You may already have gotten to Fort Morgan. But if the bike shop can't help .... I read reviews for this welding shop and they do weld aluminum: Buchanan Welding & Construction
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