A neighbor in my hometown lived in a sears House. They still have the blue prints/instructions that they used to build their home.
The house I lived in for the first five years of my life had been built by my Dad from such a kit, although I believe it was an Aladdin, rather than Sears.
It still remains well maintained to this day and I had a chance to go back and revisit it as an adult.
A neighbor in my hometown lived in a sears House. They still have the blue prints/instructions that they used to build their home.
The house I lived in for the first five years of my life had been built by my Dad from such a kit, although I believe it was an Aladdin, rather than Sears.
It still remains well maintained to this day and I had a chance to go back and revisit it as an adult.
OK, found this photo take of the back of the house back in the 1950s.
Outstanding.
I once came across a grove of derelict B-17s in a jungle like lot just north of St. Augustine. I love looking at old metal even if it's not round and reeded.
The entertainment can never be overdressed....except in burlesque
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Outstanding.
I once came across a grove of derelict B-17s in a jungle like lot just north of St. Augustine. I love looking at old metal even if it's not round and reeded.
Well, that would be a LOT cooler than these old trucks!
The old trucks are pretty fun indeed. Glad you enjoyed them.
I wanted to climb up and poke around behind the seats for old coins but I was walking a shelter doggie and had my hands full. :-)
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Here is a photo taken this week to show the new cross bars that are now mounted on the roof rails of the vehicle I picked up overseas at the factory in Sweden earlier this year. Also changed over for the winter to studded snow tires mounted on their own separate wheels.
Taken today in Gastonia North Carolina. FYI third DeLorean spotted since my across the USA journey, the first in Casper Wyoming , a few miles away was a Honda Z600 the two stroke predecessor to the CVCC.
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The house I lived in for the first five years of my life had been built by my Dad from such a kit, although I believe it was an Aladdin, rather than Sears.
It still remains well maintained to this day and I had a chance to go back and revisit it as an adult.
Up and over Black Mountain today.
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He climbs this tower just twice a year to change the light bulb. It is only 457 meters (.246 miles) and the only benefit is $20K for each trip.
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John Candy rocks!
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Just finished re-editing a few more of my old iPhone pictures from Tenerife in the Canary Islands 🌞
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OK, found this photo take of the back of the house back in the 1950s.
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Some sights from today’s stroll.
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Never got one as a kid, joined the navy and served on 3 of them
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I told him "Get a red one!" but no, he never listens...
The entertainment can never be overdressed....except in burlesque
Outstanding.
I once came across a grove of derelict B-17s in a jungle like lot just north of St. Augustine. I love looking at old metal even if it's not round and reeded.
The entertainment can never be overdressed....except in burlesque
@Swampboy said:
Outstanding.
I once came across a grove of derelict B-17s in a jungle like lot just north of St. Augustine. I love looking at old metal even if it's not round and reeded.
Well, that would be a LOT cooler than these old trucks!
The old trucks are pretty fun indeed. Glad you enjoyed them.
I wanted to climb up and poke around behind the seats for old coins but I was walking a shelter doggie and had my hands full. :-)
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Friday approaches.
Here is a photo taken this week to show the new cross bars that are now mounted on the roof rails of the vehicle I picked up overseas at the factory in Sweden earlier this year. Also changed over for the winter to studded snow tires mounted on their own separate wheels.
And here is a sunset from this week here in the Northland. Note the leaves are now gone.
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A spooky little tribute to the USPS near me that I shot on film with a Minolta Autocord.
Radiant Collection: Numismatics and Exonumia of the Atomic Age.
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Poor Bubber's keeps shaking his head and getting hematomas so until his ear heals up, he gets an awesome hat.
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Yeah. Just a little inflation here.
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Taken today in Gastonia North Carolina. FYI third DeLorean spotted since my across the USA journey, the first in Casper Wyoming , a few miles away was a Honda Z600 the two stroke predecessor to the CVCC.
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