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our local town centre shopping area boulevard
What an interesting transformation, looks so tranquil and pretty now. Thanks Jon.This Garden Path . . . . .
. . . . . was once a rail bed atop an old trolley bridge. It'called the Bridge of Flowers and is located at coordinates 42.604128, -72.740390.
Hope things improve in Texas ASAP. All my very best with coping, awful for you.
The Ancients : At Australia’s Spiritual HeartDawn, Ayers Rock, Australia
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do you mean one of the oldest in the USA ?...great photo btw...Smack Emma C. Berry:
The fishing sloop whose stern is showing (i.e., the Emma C. Berry) is one of the oldest surviving vessels of its type and is designated as a national landmark. It was built in 1866 in Noank, CT, and is of a sail type known as a Noank smack, sloop smack or well smack. The well smack design has a pyramid-shaped well amidships with holes in the hull so that fresh water can flow through the well, thus keeping fish alive for transport to market.
Yes.do you mean one of the oldest in the USA ?...great photo btw...
So impressive, thanks Glowworm.Lovely photos everyone.
This is the classic Japanese bullet train Shinkansen at Tokyo Central Station. I've never seen cleaner trains or station. There's absolutely no litter anywhere. The red markings on the platform have the coach number on them and tell you where to stand and queue. When the train stops the door to your coach is exactly opposite the marking. Don't do what I did and cross the yellow line when the train is about to depart, the station master will have a minor fit.
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Wonderful photo and such an interesting story, thanks Jon.One Man's Homespun Morgan: Below is a photo taken of one man's project to build a car similar to the UK's 3-wheel Morgan out of parts laying around his home and shop.
I had stopped by the man's house years ago when he had his creation out in the driveway. That man was legendary AMA hall-of-fame member Joe Bolger. Joe was one of the rare ones, a motocross champion, motorcycle maven, a really good wrench, an inventor with a number of patents, toolmaker and a really nice man. SIL Kevin and I first met Joe when he helped us find a good fishing hole. He saw us stopped by the road looking at a map, asked if he could help and then drove us to the spot in his antique Pierce Arrow. Joe died last year at age 90 after a fall. He was a class act who stood a little taller than the rest BTW, the hubcaps on that car above were made from lids to some of his wife's pans.
That Swedish house looks so tranquil, thank you Glowworm.Never got to see one of those when I was in Australia.
Swedish countryside in the village of Sundborn home to one of Sweden's most famous painters Carl Larsson. Typical Swedish red painted house
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