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So... This is a FEW years later... My wife and I have a small piece of land in Downeast Maine. We named it: Dry Martini Farm. The irony is that I'm not drinking much alcohol these days, but at least we have an appropriate logo:

Well, I will rise to the challenge, dear friend! Here is the proper way to make a martini... 1) Take a baseball bat and SMASH all of the bottles of vodka. 2) Add ice to a funnel-shaped glass. 3) Pickup your best bottle of dry vermouth. 4) Wave the vermouth (unopened, unpoured) over the...

Old threads never die... OPs just get bored and drift away...

Low tide transport on the Bay of Fundy...

Archie (nicknames: Archie-Parchie, Parchie, Parch, LWA (little white angel), Goose, Bunny Buster). A Sealyham terrier. Now 18 months old.

Yeah, but... You'd go all Hollywood on us and the world would lose a GREAT architect, Spencer!

Of course, THIS is how it looked in reality (in use):

I'm a C&S fan (modeler) and this is my main locomotive (but the electric version, not live-steam):

I believe that old D&RGW locomotive is still active on the Durango & Silverton tourist line. It was part of the K-36 Class of equipment. If you've got the means... Go with the live-steam F-Scale version (1:20.3) by Accucraft: http://www.accucraft.com/modelc/AL87-231-C.htm

Star Wars (Soviet Union style!)

WOW! This superglue is an AMAZING breakthrough!

Not a WWII crusher... BUT, a WWII-era TWA pilot's cap in summer weight/color from Society Brand. Thanks, Pete!! Society Brand Hat Company Website: wwiiflightwear.com Can't WAIT to see it! (All original buttons and cap badge supplied by me. Chinstrap is NOS 1930s US Navy.)

FWIW (and I didn't check posts below), I hereby predict that a "Lite" will go off in Don's head! :)

I got to say, D-Man, that is one HANDSOME diner... What was it like inside??

Thanks to the OP for starting this thread... Just contacted the proprietor about making me a 1940s TWA cap to go along with my vintage cap badge!