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That stage coach is awesome!!!!!!!!

How cool would it be to get to ride in one?? :D

This one is a Genuine Concord Coach, located in the old Lincoln County Courthouse, Lincoln , NM.
I think the ones you can ride, like in Tombstone, are replicas.
And please don’t ever ask these guys-
What Time Do We Get To Lordsburg?
They hate that!
This one was riding folks around the NM Farm and Ranch Museum, Las Cruces, NM.
 

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This one is a Genuine Concord Couch, located in the old Lincoln County Courthouse, Lincoln , NM.
I think the ones you can ride, like in Tombstone, are replicas.
And please don’t ever ask these guys-
What Time Do We Get To Lordsburg?
They hate that!
This one was riding folks around the NM Farm and Ranch Museum, Las Cruces, NM.

Thanks - that's just way cool.
 
I dont know if its still there, there used to be a covered wagon in Big Sky Mt, I stopped to get a picture and another couple also stopped, I got under the wagon and put my feet up on the wheels to stop it like they do in the movies, I had the other guy take my picture. [emoji1]

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Blue Valley Creamery

Remember drinking lemonade from this when our family had fish fries and picnics . Came from a very old farmer a cousin my dads side Morrilton AR. Has a brass label tacked on the side If found return to Blue Valley Creamery with Jesses' name and customer number . All of my old folks have passed , don't know if originally a barrel with lid and spigot added. The history of BVC is online and all I can find is metal milk jugs
 

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Is that you in the photograph? Or did you make the photograph?

That is my great Uncle. My Grandmother's brother.
He lived on that island during the salmon season and wintered in Minnesota during the off season. He and my aunt built the cabin and had a smoke house and cannery on the island.

He was an extraordinary man.

I think of him often.

My wife and I flew to Cordova, Alaska and hired a boat to take us out to his cabin. Hell of an adventure.

My aunt took that picture.

He built that cabin in the 40's. The building of his 'home' is chronicled in the publication of 'The Alaska Sporstman' magazine. November of 1948 if I am not mistaken. He wrote the article and supplied all of the pictures.

enjoy,
bdGreen
 
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