And for a Friday posting, here are some photos taken last evening. Looks like someone's power shovel hit a water or sewer pipe as evident by the blue sleeve over the splice and by the discarded broken piece of pipe next to it. (The yellow is a gas line.)
Is it still there? The flat iron building (along with the Automat) are New York memories that have stayed with me since seeing them at 5 years of age.
The Flatiron building is still there in all her glory. She is getting an outer facade face lift this year, but still the grand dame of Madison Square Park. The Automat however is not. They closed the Automat in 1991.
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From a prior travel to the Netherlands including art in the park (Kroller-Muller Museum in the Hoge Veluwe National Park)
Brings back memories of my first and last visit to the Chicago Stockyards venue:
Gotta love Candy Apple Red. This car from my cousin's auto museum in Las Vegas:
And some added photos at the auto museum:
Same guy, different venue:
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men laying water pipeline in Idaho in 1891
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the inside view of the cockpit of the Spirit of St louis
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A definite accent piece, thinking 60's. Remember the mave carpets and green kitchen appliances
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Some (Most) Plymouths were never meant to be messed with at the stoplight.........
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"
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Happy Friday.
Doing summer things.
"If I say something in the woods and my wife isn't there to hear it.....am I still wrong?"
My Washington Quarter Registry set...in progress
Getting ready for the market tomorrow.
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always wondered what that wing was for.........
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"
Is it still there? The flat iron building (along with the Automat) are New York memories that have stayed with me since seeing them at 5 years of age.
And for a Friday posting, here are some photos taken last evening. Looks like someone's power shovel hit a water or sewer pipe as evident by the blue sleeve over the splice and by the discarded broken piece of pipe next to it. (The yellow is a gas line.)
This is a line mens nightmare
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The Flatiron building is still there in all her glory. She is getting an outer facade face lift this year, but still the grand dame of Madison Square Park. The Automat however is not. They closed the Automat in 1991.
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Boys just having fun on a hot summers day
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illegal alcohol being poured out the windows in Detroit during prohibition, 1929
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Native CRCT from the pond.
End Systemic Elitism - It Takes All of Us
ANA LM, LSCC, EAC, FUN
Carving an eye on Mount Rushmore
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This home was most likely owned by a Fireman
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