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Nature's Pollock

ZXtasy

ZXtasy

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A season, (or 2's) collection of multi state, high velocity applications of eviscerated insects and a couple of our slower avian friends, with a wash applied of rain-soaked oil-stained tarmac has rendered the Metallic Nocturne blue canvas of my C-14 into a rather Pollock-ish abstract of splatters and smears. Since I doubt it will sell for 9 figures at Sotheby's, I guess I will just wash it.pollock fairing.jpg
 
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A season, (or 2's) collection of multi state, high velocity applications of eviscerated insects and a couple of our slower avian friends, with a wash applied of rain-soaked oil-stained tarmac has rendered the Metallic Nocturne blue canvas of my C-14 into a rather Pollock-ish abstract of splatters and smears. Since I doubt it will sell for 9 figures at Sotheby's, I guess I will just wash it.View attachment 35025
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This has to be a record, or something!

I see your GoPro (or similar) mount, you ever get concerned with rock chips and bugs or do you have a protector case of sorts?

Wayne, Carol & a slightly cleaner Blue
 
I rode through a cloud of migrating grasshoppers in California a long time ago . Hit so many I could barely see through the shield .
 
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