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This is a picture of one of the first McDonalds burger stands in the early 1950s. It was taken at the SW corner of Central Avenue and Indian School Road in Phoenix. I was in high school then and remember vividly buying hamburgers there for fifteen cents!
THE PILGRIM
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The first McDonalds I recall seeing was in Kokomo, IN.This is a picture of one of the first McDonalds burger stands in the early 1950s. It was taken at the SW corner of Central Avenue and Indian School Road in Phoenix. I was in high school then and remember vividly buying hamburgers there for fifteen cents!
I remember The Kokomo one as the basic style building but smaller than this one.
The first McDonald's in Cincinnati opened in 1959.
A few years later the Filet-O-Fish was invented there. In 1965 the F-O-F was placed on the nationwide menus as a staple.
A few years later the Filet-O-Fish was invented there. In 1965 the F-O-F was placed on the nationwide menus as a staple.
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It was a while ago Way back up in East Nevada.
On a particular stretch of Power Line there were 40-50 Golden Eagles.
Just sitting there on 50 Yards of line.
Didn’t see anymore in a 100 Miles or more of that lonesome N-S road.
That was on Highway 93 North of Pioche.
On a particular stretch of Power Line there were 40-50 Golden Eagles.
Just sitting there on 50 Yards of line.
Didn’t see anymore in a 100 Miles or more of that lonesome N-S road.
That was on Highway 93 North of Pioche.
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Fried octopus tentacles, beer back! (First bite is missing 'cause I couldn't wait.)
That was the appetizer. Lunch was sushi. Was gonna get Italian, but that place was full so kept on truckin'. (Five miles, round trip, with an hour break for lunch. New knees, baby!)
That was the appetizer. Lunch was sushi. Was gonna get Italian, but that place was full so kept on truckin'. (Five miles, round trip, with an hour break for lunch. New knees, baby!)
Arlo, you don't play fair at all. There are precious few places close to me that offer such gastronomic delights.
It 0215 hrs here and now I've gotta go down and dig around for fish sticks, sriracha and Bud Light. I'll eat 'em in the dark and pretend.
bigwheelzip
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These big steel dog sculptures are popping up around Greenville. Saw this whole pack of them at the site of the former stables at Cleveland Park.
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Nice. Just need a couple of big steel pooper-scoopers to go with the dogsThese big steel dog sculptures are popping up around Greenville. Saw this whole pack of them at the site of the former stables at Cleveland Park.
Maddog 521
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I remember
I remember buying a "bucks worth" at a place just like this.
This is a picture of one of the first McDonalds burger stands in the early 1950s. It was taken at the SW corner of Central Avenue and Indian School Road in Phoenix. I was in high school then and remember vividly buying hamburgers there for fifteen cents!
I remember buying a "bucks worth" at a place just like this.
bigwheelzip
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This Random Object is the Reedy River Falls area, where it passes through downtown Greenville, SC near where I live.
I had to laugh this morning when I saw it featured as the minute of nature which traditionally ends the CBS Sunday Morning show. Thought it comical because it is surrounded by urban development, but it was framed so tightly that you'd think you were in the wilderness.
Nature: South Carolina falls - YouTube
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFX1HCcpyig[/ame]
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I had to laugh this morning when I saw it featured as the minute of nature which traditionally ends the CBS Sunday Morning show. Thought it comical because it is surrounded by urban development, but it was framed so tightly that you'd think you were in the wilderness.
Nature: South Carolina falls - YouTube
[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFX1HCcpyig[/ame]
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THE PILGRIM
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Today I was down that way so I swung by The Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Preserve.
Not much going on. A few ducks, Canadians, and Coots.
Then I see this Guy.
Golden Pheasant I think.
And he wasn’t that close!
I have hunted Ringnecks in several states. When somebody told me where they came from I was shocked!
East Asia, like China and Korea
This Boy is Flashy!
Not much going on. A few ducks, Canadians, and Coots.
Then I see this Guy.
Golden Pheasant I think.
And he wasn’t that close!
I have hunted Ringnecks in several states. When somebody told me where they came from I was shocked!
East Asia, like China and Korea
This Boy is Flashy!
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