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Hope that's not your seat ! Stopped by your house a couple days ago. Only you 2 brown doggies were home . PM me your phone number !
Big Dad
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After looking at rabbit pic I wanted to clarify he/she is sunning him/her self on our front lawn. For residential we have TONS of them. Never saw one just laying sunning. Usually hopping, eating or f**king lol. Maybe he just finished one of those lol.
Lock is Peterborough Lift Lock about 10 minutes from us, I was driving by and at least 2 big boats were being lifted.
Trent-Severn Waterway National Historic Site
Lock is Peterborough Lift Lock about 10 minutes from us, I was driving by and at least 2 big boats were being lifted.
Trent-Severn Waterway National Historic Site
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Yote
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Nearby car show today.
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Cruise night I went to yesterday a couple hours away.
The black Z28 and the SS454 Chevelle are my brother's cars, I was driving the Z28
Great pictures!
What was the asking price on this ‘76 Dart Brougham?? Wow, it looks clean!!!
Asking price was $14k. It's not too bad, 318 car, and IIRC it is one owner, but don't quote me on that. Has some rust bubbles but presents well.
John Jacob Mickley Memorial Tablet in front of the Zion's Reformed United Church of Christ in Allentown, PA.
"In Commemoration Of The Saving Of The Liberty Bell
From The British, September 1777
Erected to The Memory Of John Jacob Mickley
Commissary Of Issues, And Member Of The General
Committee From Whitehall Township
Northampton County, Pennsylvania
Who Under Cover Of Darkness, And With His Farm Team
Hauled The Liberty Bell From Independence Hall
Philadelphia, Through British Lines To Bethlehem
Where The Wagon Broke Down, September 23, 1777.
The Bell Was Then Transferred To Frederick Leiser's
Wagon, And Brought To Allentown, September 24, 1777.
It Was Placed Beneath The Floor Of Zion's Reformed
Church, Where It Remained Secreted For Nearly A Year
The Tablet Is Placed By The Order Of The Assembly Of The
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, June 2, 1907. Under The
Auspices Of The Pennsylvania Daughters Of The American
Revolution. Erected October 15, 1908"
All photos from a friend of mine who was there. - K. Collins WPD and Among the thousands killed R.I.P. Vinny DiFazio
Notes they are looking and listening to my friend Don, said this many times here, many know that I mowed Don's yard for 3 years, I lived in Dover, just a few miles to his house in Sefener (spelling is wrong) a very nice family that spoiled me with some great lunch, best bologna, tomatoes, lettuce sandwich.. I was 12 to 13.. 65 now.. great memories
^^^^ early version of "I'll race anything!" Yuk!!
Drage race equivalent of a test pilot.
Unconventional
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Before there were 1.3M attorneys in the US and insurance companies got involved in racing
.Hope they had sense enough to leave the safety belts hanging on the garage wall.
Only way to survive that crash is to get thrown clear.
1969cuda
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Never forget.
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