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Can be driven from either end. Requires hook & ladder style steering at the trailing end.Temecula Rod Run 2007.
Trying out the mosaic maker with some of my older photos... this is the Mini Sweets set.
I should really try and take pictures of all the sets in a full box for reference... someday..
I'll get there! :)
1. Bunny wants to know how many cookies are in the jar?, 2. More smores!, 3. Strawberry goodness!, 4. Happy Birthday Bear!, 5. Lots of sweet stuff, 6. Making some apple pie, 7. Pucchey's choco-syrup..., 8. Healthy morning start...
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When launched in 1961 the mini Pickup was a rather basic affair and optional cost items were a heater, Passenger-side sun visor, seat belts and laminated windscreen amongst others.
Production of the Pickup ended in 1983 by which time over 58,000 had been built.
This nicely preserved & Restored example has had fog lights fitted neatly either side of a period AA Badge. The alloy wheels would not have been standard either. The modern accessories do make for a very attractive car though.
I wasn't driving, but I did obstruct the driver's view for a second or two. :) Always fun when you do that on the freeway.
A miniature Lego version of Pixar's "Luxo Jr." desk lamp.
Both lamps have two sets of liftarms in parallelogram shape (diamond shape to be exact), connected with an L-shaped liftarm. So they can "move" almost like the original Luxo Jr. lamp.
Back in April 1987 I went on a bus hunting adventure which included a visit to Warrington where I photographed Crosville Freight Rover Sherpa / Dormobile B16F MSR775 D775PTU in the Crosville depot sporting the then new green and cream livery with Mini Lynx branding.
Miniature versions of games were popular travel toys before we had portable electronics. Master Mind was a popular game in the 1970s. This mini version saw a lot of use balanced on a knee in train stations, on buses, and in motel rooms.
Our Daily Challenge: The 1970s
I wanted to recreate the image I clicked below few years back. I probably have used this bundt baking mould after years, and was kind of happy with this image.
I usually avoid baking cakes and sweet stuff these days, as I end up consuming most of these. But I found a clever way around this, where I am able to bake and click and still avoid eating them. I now generously give away these baked goods and it serves both purpose for me. I can still bake and create pics around these :)
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How adorable are these two?! Met these little chaps in the grounds of Whitby Abbey. I reckon they could do some serious damage to any Halloween monsters out and about that night.
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An elegant lady posing in the passenger seat of a Mini Moke in a tropical setting. The windscreen sticker reveals that the vehicle is a Hertz rental car. The photo was taken in the Seychelles in the 1970s, when tourism on the islands began to take off.
Country of origin: Seychelles
Making maxim use of space by parking your mini on Maxi .Despite having a mini dropped on it the 1977 Maxi lasted for ten years .
Mini Maryellen and Angela are practicing their baton twirling. They want to be majorettes when they are old enough like Mini ME’s big sister Joan and my mother, who was also named Joan, and her younger sisters.
I remember going to majorette practice with my youngest aunt, who is just five years older than I am. I spent many ours twirling too, but never did get to do it with a team
April 22 prompt: Anything to do with a sport or exercise
Mean-looking but legal - .223 Semi-Automatic Ruger Mini 14 with barrel shroud, flash hider, folding fiberglass stock, 30 round magazine. This is often in my vehicle when I am at my ranch. It makes a good varmint gun. It is a bit more accurate with the original wooden stock.
THESE ARE JUST PHOTOS FOR THE FUN OF IT. MY FIREARMS ARE NOT CURRENTLY FOR SALE.
The first stop after picking up my new MINI Cooper S was at the MINI MART on Cooper Street in Arlington, Texas. I like the juxtaposition.