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Shot for The Vintage Scribbler at Camp Bestival.
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In front of a suburban bungalow a tree, bare for winter, stands on a footpath behind a dark hatchback sedan. The photo is rendered in low resolution with 16 colours, as if it were a 90s-era computer graphic.
Mason Street, Hawthorn, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
Mason Mingus, driver of the ARCA #32 811 Call Before You Dig Toyota, at driver introductions for the Pocono ARCA 200 by Menards on 6/8/2013. Mason started 2nd and finished 6th running. Event 7
Created January 22, 1858, and organized August 2, 1858, this county was named for its most important settlement, Fort Mason.
Garrisoned intermittently from July 6, 1851, to March 23, 1869, Fort Mason was named for Lt. G. T. Mason of the United States 2nd Dragoons, killed in Mexican War action on April 25, 1846, near Brownsville. Fort Mason was one of a chain of posts situated a day's horseback ride apart, from Red River to the Rio Grande, for protecting frontier against Apaches, Comanches, other Indians. (1936) (1971) (Marker No. 11285)
Mason ventures out to the first house on Halloween 2007... unlimited sidewalk before him. And a HUGE red pillowcase for the candy! His costume was a ninja, for the second year in a row.