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- when you're happy you say you are walking on air.
- the look of love
- with a clever 'c'
- happy anniversary, mr. brattcat
- please, please, please
- happy thanksgiving
- a quarry
- a place of awe
- from my tiny attic window
- examination room
- sometimes my sister
- your ride is waiting
- at the frog pond on chestnut hill
- view from stephen huneck's dog chapel
- milk weed pods burst open.
- stephen huneck's dog chapel
- for kate of visual st. paul
- if only taking the long view
- decked out in autumn finery
- red bush, green bush
- a common sight
- leaves fall on either side of the fence without re...
- did your parents ever tell you
- these gold tokens will buy you passage
- guess he didn't get the memo
- we have at least seven months
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15 comments:
I bet this vehicle gets great gas mileage.
Make sure you're home before dark!
Have a great weekend.
☼ Sunny
Wow a vintage car, a beautiful one.But I think they miss to put glasses, I have the sensation there is a plastic fake window! (?) Wonderful capture!
I wish you a beautiful weekend,
hugs
Léia
It looks like someone is working on restoration!
I am waiting to go for a ride too. Just waiting for the headlights.
It is a beauty. MB
I must be a little late for my ride, this car had to wait too much!
What a great looking old car. They certainly had flair back then, no cookie cutter copies like now.
It is full with memories from top to toes.
A beautiful one...
Back on the road, it'll be a show-stopper.
Vermonters don't throw ANYTHING away, do they?
Love it.
That is awesome. I would love to restore something like this.
First thing I thought of was Bonnie & Clyde!
Absolutely cool, I'd like to see this better...
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