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Whose bath was it?66 viewsJust looked up and the dog was in the tub with the boy.lildog
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The Yoctangee Squirrel72 viewsA serendipitous shot of the wildlife in our city park. Sent it in to the local paper and they published it.lildog
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Suspenders158 viewsLike grandfather, like grandson.lildog
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Cub powering a mill93 viewsThis corn cracker and grading mill was at SCRAP during their Labor Day 2003 show. The Cub had no problems running the mill. "Jimmy crack corn and I don't care" lurker carl
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Post war Nash68 viewsWhat a beauty! The owner rebuilt the wooden body parts.lurker carl
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windmill70 viewsThis windmill has been restored to working condition. It is mounted on a trailer, much easier to see up close than on a tower. This particular windmill has a mechanism to prevent over-speed in high wind.lurker carl
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EJP and Missy85 viewsJohn is working the good earth.lurker carl
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Oops, wrong shirt83 viewsThis is something I've been accused of, showing up at a Cub event advertising the competition. At least it's a red competitor.lurker carl
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Rudi and his home made potato hiller93 viewsCubfest NE 2004, Rudi is showing off his hiller at the Chown's farm. Beautiful country.lurker carl
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Cub n' dawg222 viewsThis is a picture of my dog, willie, and "Riley" with her 193 plowScotty D
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Mount Washington Cog Railroad84 viewsThis particular steam engine runs a cog on a long toothed rack to propel the train up and down the steep slopes of Mount Washington. The only purpose for the track is to keep the cog in the rack. The rear of the boiler is tilted up so it is more or less level as the engine traverses the mountain grade.lurker carl
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Lister diesel engine with generator power head58 viewsSingle cylinder, 6 hp Indian made engine. Original design is British and this particular engine has been in production since the 1930s. Lister is still in business but production of these engines is now in the hands of Indian foundries and machine shops.lurker carl
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Orchids42 viewsThis is orchid is a Cattleyea hybrid that bursts into bloom every January. It's kinda nice to have stuff blooming in the dead of winter. This particular variety puts out a soft perfume scent in the morning similar to but not nearly as strong as a gardenia. Cathy likes them, so I tend to them for her enjoyment. lurker carl
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Jordon, Steven and Newt56 viewsDonny M
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Donny, Merry and Steven102 viewsDonny M
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Transportation To Hattiesburg62 viewsDonny M
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