A miscellany like Grandma’s attic in Taunton, MA or Mission Street's Thrift Town in San Francisco or a Council, ID yard sale in cloudy mid April or a celestial roadmap no one folded—you take your pick.
Dominic: I think the shipping charges might be prohibitve! Tood bad you can't look around here because you do see them around.
Roy: Thanks! I feel the same way about old house & Eberle does even more so. Don't know when the horse head was painted, but there's another one of these old dishes about 20 miles from here that I believe is still in use & is painted bright yellow w/a smiley face.
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Abandoned? Shame that dish is so far away. I've had my eye out for an old abandoned one!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot! But then you know how I love abandoned buildings.
ReplyDeleteI'm wondering if that horse portrait was painted on the satellite dish while it was still in use or if it was post-abandonment graffiti.
Hi Dominic & Roy
ReplyDeleteDominic: I think the shipping charges might be prohibitve! Tood bad you can't look around here because you do see them around.
Roy: Thanks! I feel the same way about old house & Eberle does even more so. Don't know when the horse head was painted, but there's another one of these old dishes about 20 miles from here that I believe is still in use & is painted bright yellow w/a smiley face.
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ReplyDeleteI'm getting to really love these pictures of the week. This one looks so cozy. It's a life I'd like to live in that little cabin.
ReplyDeleteHi Caroline: Well, it'd be a kick to have you as a neighbor, I think--but that cabin would be awfully cold this time of year!
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