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Today was my birthday... not that it matters to anybody but me. My wife surprised me with a pair of tickets to the IHRA National Drags - San Antonio event, which is held about 9 miles from my house every year. We try ti go about every other year... We had a blast!

 

I got to shoot about 750 pics with my new Nikon D80 camera. Thought I'd share one.

 

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Thanks guys. As far as the pics go, I got quite a few gems. I figured I would get ragged on if I posted a bunch of them.

 

It was a great time.

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Happy b'day Jim. :lol: Box-O-Wine :D

Thanks Fred. Home baked apple pie and a glass of milk here.

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Happy Birthday! I have never been to a drag strip that I am sure was a blast! My wife will bake you a cake!

Thanks Brian... but your wife might think otherwise! :lol:

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Thanks guys. As far as the pics go, I got quite a few gems. I figured I would get ragged on if I posted a bunch of them.

 

It was a great time.

 

What are you talking about? We love pictures!

 

 

 

And happy birthday man. You old enough to drink yet?

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Happy Bday a day late. I live about 20 miles from Quaker City Dragway here in NE Ohio, but I haven't been there in, well, forever it seems. I'm planning on taking my 9 yr old grandson this summer though.

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Happy Birthday!

 

If you're not sure if you want to 'post' many pictures, you can put them in the 'no-replies' thread that's available. Then it's not really posting. :cool:

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Happy Birthday, sounds like you had a good one.

Thanks averybody. I'll get a thread up today with some more pics. Weather was perfect and it was a great time. Too bad we couldn't have all been there stinking up the place!

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Happy Birthday, sounds like you had a good one.

Thanks averybody. I'll get a thread up today with some more pics. Weather was perfect and it was a great time. Too bad we couldn't have all been there stinking up the place!

 

 

Well, some of us could have, if you would have invited us... :cool:

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