The Sheriff gets a really cool one! 
They come in every colour 
Row after row in the parking lots!
Pick-ups are an everyday part of My Okieland World and why is this strange to me, because you very rarely see one in England!
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The Sheriff gets a really cool one! Row after row in the parking lots!
Pick-ups are an everyday part of My Okieland World and why is this strange to me, because you very rarely see one in England!
To join in the fun go to My World Tuesday
I guess they have a lot of stuff to haul around out there? Trailers and things?
ReplyDeleteP.S. I didn't ignore your latest geocaching post; the pics wouldn't load for me! :(
Those are some lovely trucks. They definitely have their place where you are.
ReplyDeleteI'll never be without one.
ReplyDeletePick-ups are VERY popular here in TN also---and in Texas, it was hard to live without one.
ReplyDeleteNeat post, Sarah.
Hugs,
Betsy
Oh I love them big trucks. So cool. Had we gone to Calgary, where trucks rule, I would have got one for sure, but a bit big for a city runabout!
ReplyDeleteI like the yellow one the best :D
ReplyDeleteTrucks are big here in downstate,Illinois. yep farmalnds and trucks go together!
ReplyDeleteSome real big pick up vans. You have a series of them too.
ReplyDeleteIf its oversized, wasteful, loud, and presumptuous, its a huge hit in America. Trucks are just one item that fall into this category.
ReplyDeleteAh, you do remind me of my earlier life in Texas! Trucks and pick-ups everywhere. They're here in WA, too, but not like in the southwest! Great post! Have a good week!
ReplyDeleteYou live in a world where you have a Sherrif does it for me let alone the truck.
ReplyDeleteGreat trucks. They are the best friend of an adventure man (or woman). We need one of these when we go on the mountains for a trip.
ReplyDeletewhat great colours, i would love one of these, all you get here is dark blue, grey, black and white...booooriiing!
ReplyDeleteWe have one in Kentucky! The hubby couldn't do without it! *LOL*
ReplyDeleteRarely see them in NYC too ... does your special plate say I Heart a Brit?
ReplyDeleteYes, my husband drives a truck. They are everywhere in Arkansas as well. He is a building contractor though - so he has an excuse. He "might" have to haul something one of these days.
ReplyDeleteI guess trucks are a U. S. guy thing.
ReplyDeleteI had a pickup waaay back when, sold it and regretted it every.single.day for years until I bought another one a couple of years ago. I may not always have one as my only vehicle, but I'll never be without one again I can tell you!
ReplyDeleteOver here, it's the Toyota landcruiser that rules, but it mostly comes in white (occasionally in black or green)!
ReplyDeleteInteresting. they must be put to good use I am sure!
ReplyDeleteI have noticed they are becoming more popualr in the UK. My son in law drives a Ford Ranger and I have also seen a few F-150s. It's surprising given the cost of petrol back there.
ReplyDeleteYou don't see much of them in Chicago either!
ReplyDeleteThat's because gas in England is more outrageous than in the US. That's why Europe has the smart car. :-)
ReplyDeleteI received my package yesterday. I was very excited :-D
Everything would either get soaked or nicked if you left it in the back of a truck in the UK. Think I've only once ever bought something that wouldn't fit into the boot of my car.
ReplyDeleteDo you fasten the kids in the back too? Plenty of good fresh air for them!
Trucks, trucks, trucks! Boys and their toys! Actually, they are very functional.
ReplyDeleteWhat is it with trucks? I just can't work it out.
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