1911
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How to move this
from Laurens to Travelers Rest?
from Laurens to Travelers Rest?
PieHauler
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graler
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Yep! That right there is the best farkle ever!
Joe
Joe
Niehart
Pie Smuggler
1911, I have hauled quite a few from Auburn's tech day in my Corbin smuggler but that's just pretty dang cool.
gregory
Great things are afoot
Yea but it keeps one from having pie that was run down hwy 49 at speed.
Niehart
Pie Smuggler
gregory, true but that hwy 49 pie was still tasty!
CraigRegs
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I'd have opted to move most of it into my belly, but your method works well, too. Props.How to move this
from Laurens to Travelers Rest?
1911
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Uncle Hud
Just another blob of protoplasm using up your oxyg
I see you sanded off the edges, too. How did it work?
ekiM
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The important question being begged to ask is, what kind of pie?
mcatrophy
Privileged to ride a 2018 FJR1300AS
Makes no difference to these guys, they'll ride anywhere to eat anything with "pie" in the name.
Niehart
Pie Smuggler
True that!
1911
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It was apple going and a mix of apple and blueberry coming back, and it worked deliciously. There was too much food for the number of peeps that showed. Y'all should have been there.
ekiM
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Wished I could have been there.
Having spent some time in the south West, we had cow created pies too. I'll pass on those...
Having spent some time in the south West, we had cow created pies too. I'll pass on those...
Nice wood working and engineering there! I did a similar thing to hold coffee cups in my left saddlebag. Wood is so much easier (and cheaper) to work with than metal. 
juniorfjr
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Knifemaker
Not me
Easy solution. Cup of expresso and a fork. No need to transport.
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