John Webster wrote:Are those green and cream cabeese an artifact of the colorization process or the actual colors of the cars?
Don't know. Colorized cards can be a bit fanciful at times.
John Webster wrote:Are those green and cream cabeese an artifact of the colorization process or the actual colors of the cars?
HONDO74 wrote:Kind of looks like if they stuck a pole in the hole they dug and it was standing, that was good enough....
rogruth wrote:Tom Sawyer, standing there, is happy he got all the fences painted before the photowas taken.
rogruth wrote: ...snip... That fancy wood work is missing under the eaves but it would be difficult and expensive to care for.
I once looked at a house in Waycross, GA but backed out of the deal partly because of all of the wood trim that was shortly going to need painting/refurbishing
J. S. Bach wrote:I once looked at a house in Waycross, GA but backed out of the deal partly because of all of the wood trim that was shortly going to need painting/refurbishing
Roy wrote:J. S. Bach wrote:I once looked at a house in Waycross, GA but backed out of the deal partly because of all of the wood trim that was shortly going to need painting/refurbishing
The add-on ramp, which looks plenty strong and serviceable, could seriously benefit from a facelift to bring it into accord with the house's other wood trim.
Roy wrote:Dave, what's the red sign, in front of the walkway?
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