Random picture thread for Friday

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ifthevamzarockin

Went and closed a SDB today. This was my grandfathers watch. Looks like it may date to around 1902 give or take a few years.

Twobitcollector

tipnring

Saint Augustine Beach

bigmarty58

Happy Last Day of the Year!

Mr_Spud

bagofnickels

Couldn't afford guard dog. Bought guard cat instead.

Jzyskowski1

Well worth the investment. Haven’t lost a thing since I installed mine🙀

duck620

Old coin books found @ flea market has a miss print On 1964-D.

telephoto1

asheland

Old picture.
Molly inspecting and approving my c.1750 British lemon strainer.

Jzyskowski1

So grandpa shoveled 🤨

Nature a few hours later 😂

cheezhed

Steven59

@cheezhed said:

Beautiful - Red Bellied Woodpecker. !!!!!!!!! We had plenty during this last summertime till the idiot city elected geniuses sprayed for mosquitos now we have none - also no bees , we had to pollinate the squashes and Loofahs by hand!!!!!!!!!!!!

ifthevamzarockin

alefzero

An original handbill in one of my other collections.

1Mike1

@telephoto1 said:

Betty was a class act and always made me laugh. The fact that she helped support animals, made me respect her even more. She's a sweetheart in my book. RIP Betty.

Twobitcollector

Mr_Spud

Fun with fractals, spoon reflections, an iPad and an iPhone. The first picture is a picture of a spoon reflecting the third picture which is on my iPad. The picture on my iPad is of a bunch of spoons merged with a fractal image in photoshop express on my iPhone 🌞

asheland

First snow here! (Not too much luckily)

ambro51

.....the golf course where I work, the view from the fifth tee at sunrise, The Atlantic City skyline lit by the rising sun.

DrDarryl

I need a vacation from my vacation.

Yes, spent Christmas with my ohana (family) on Oahu, Hawaii and some time with my son and his wife in Georgia. My wife and I were born/raised in Hawaii.

ATV driving at Kualoa Ranch

Sunrise with Mokoliʻi island to the right

A view from a relative's home near Punalu'u, Oahu.

Another day another sunrise at Hālona Blowhole

Hawaiian Island Stamp & Coin. Chatted with Donald Medcalf about my research on 2M-94 (President Eisenhower appreciation medal, 400 manufactured by the US Mint, with 267 available to collectors (if you can find one). Purchased a few Hawaiian numismatic items.
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The Hawaiian Mint gold issue added to my collection.

An error Hawaii school token.

22nd floor at Halepuna, mauka (mountain) view in Waikiki.

Belated 45th wedding celebration (celebration should have been in August 2021)

Dim sum at Fook Lam Restuarant at Chinatown Cultural Plaza.

January 3, 2020, snow Washington DC metro area. The west forest on my property with my dog (late afternoon).

1northcoin

From New Year's Eve Friday:

And post Christmas children at play:

1northcoin

@DrDarryl said:
I need a vacation from my vacation.

Yes, spent Christmas with my ohana (family) on Oahu, Hawaii and some time with my son and his wife in Georgia. My wife and I were born/raised in Hawaii.

ATV driving at Kualoa Ranch

Sunrise with Mokoliʻi island to the right

A view from a relative's home near Punalu'u, Oahu.

Another day another sunrise at Hālona Blowhole

Hawaiian Island Stamp & Coin. Chatted with Donald Medcalf about my research on 2M-94 (President Eisenhower appreciation medal, 400 manufactured by the US Mint, with 267 available to collectors (if you can find one). Purchased a few Hawaiian numismatic items.
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The Hawaiian Mint gold issue added to my collection.

An error Hawaii school token.

22nd floor at Halepuna, mauka (mountain) view in Waikiki.

Belated 45th wedding celebration (celebration should have been in August 2021)

Dim sum at Fook Lam Restuarant at Chinatown Cultural Plaza.

January 3, 2020, snow Washington DC metro area. The west forest on my property with my dog (late afternoon).

Great Post

1630Boston

The famous Freedom Trail is a 2.5 mile red-brick trail through Boston’s historic neighborhoods that tells the story of the American Revolution. From the Old North Church to Faneuil Hall, and through resonant burying grounds, visit the temples and landmarks of the Revolutionary Era.

asheland

@1630Boston said:
The famous Freedom Trail is a 2.5 mile red-brick trail through Boston’s historic neighborhoods that tells the story of the American Revolution. From the Old North Church to Faneuil Hall, and through resonant burying grounds, visit the temples and landmarks of the Revolutionary Era.

I would totally walk that if in Boston!

1630Boston

Jzyskowski1

Well shoveling is such an interesting task 😳. Here we go again Ya feet of snow ⛄️

1630Boston

PerryHall

@1630Boston said:

Great pic. Who is that statue of?

1630Boston

The 'Old' Boston Statehouse
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Built in 1713, the "Town House" acted as a merchants' exchange on the first floor. The second floor served as the seat of colonial and later state government throughout the 1700s. The royal governor, appointed by the King of Great Britain, held his office in the building until 1775

Let 5th. March never be forgot.

• Samuel Savage, March 6, 1770 diary entry

On a cold March night in 1770, a beleaguered squadron of British soldiers opened fire in front of this royal building, killing five individuals and wounding many others. By the next morning, leaders called the event a "bloody massacre." Six years later, shots were heard again in the square. But this time they were fired in celebration. On July 18, 1776, Bostonians gathered under the balcony of Old State to hear for the first time the Declaration of Independence.

1630Boston

@PerryHall said:

@1630Boston said:

Great pic. Who is that statue of?

A statue of Paul Revere by Cyrus Edwin Dallin is installed in Boston's Paul Revere Mall near the Old North Church in the U.S. state of Massachusetts. Description and history The sculpture was modeled in 1885, cast in bronze in 1940, and dedicated on September 22 of that year.
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asheland

I love the Boston and general colonial history!

1630Boston

@PerryHall
There are many many nice statues in BeanTown
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Appeal to the Great Spirit | Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
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George Washington

telephoto1

From my archives. Near Rochelle IL

1630Boston

@asheland said:
I love the Boston and general colonial history!

1630Boston

@PerryHall

Menotomy Indian Hunter by Cyrus E. Dallin

hammer1

1northcoin

Yesterday:

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1northcoin

skier07

Driving to LA a few days ago

1630Boston

Tufts University
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hammer1

1630Boston

Museum Of Fine Arts Boston
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1630Boston

@hammer1 said:

He/She looks cute but I bet they could bite your arm off

hammer1

1630Boston

University of Massachusetts, Amherst Ma
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asheland

Happy Friday!

Coinscratch

Reason #776 to live in the Lone Star State. Tex-Mex food.