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For Throwback Thursday. Early in 2013, we had our Siamese cat, Coco declawed. Here she is on my bed with her front paws still bandaged. (Posted on Facebook.)
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I love the genuine Ford Motor Co. radiator hose. And the old fashioned generator may be a throwback in a way but the alternator wouldn't even be invented until the late 50's.
Throwback Thursday
Every year my hometown of Kirkland Lake, Ontario celebrates it's birthday. This was it's 75th. The girl standing up in the truck with the black jacket on is my daughter Racheal. She ran a flower shop called Foxgloves and Hollyhocks in town. This photo is from 1994.
This week we go back twenty-three years to 2002 and to MV 65 partially dressed for route 134 on Abbey Street.
Route 134 was a City Imp route that started in 1995. It ran between the city centre and McKelvey Avenue in Finglas, going via Church Street and Glasnevin. It was a replacement for route 34, but it itself was replaced around 2003 when it was merged into route 83 (the first City Imp route). The new cross-city route ran from Kimmage to Finglas.
MV 65 was one of twenty-five MV Class minibuses new to Dublin Bus between 1997 and 1998. They were a follow-on to the ME Class. They were withdrawn from service around 2004 / 2005.
This side of Abbey Street is now home to the tram tracks of the Luas Red Line.
16/01/2002
For Throwback Thursday. This was our cat Spirit sitting in a basket. We had him for nearly 18 years. If Spirit was still here, he would be 25 years old tomorrow (November 16, 2018).
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Today’s TBT is extra special because it is one of the very first pictures I took of Taizo. This Sunday, he will be 10 years old. ♥
Taizo is a Delf Chiwoo from LUTS
- Faceup: LUTS
- Eyes: LUTS
- Wig: LUTS
- Shirt/Necklace: LUTS
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#ThrowbackThursday to my first visit to Iceland during winter of 2017, and saw these beautiful Icelandic horses.
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Throwback Thursday at KU: Did you know electric streetcars once scaled Mount Oread — and sparked campus pranks? From 1910 until buses made them obsolete in 1933, streetcars carried students and faculty on rails from Lawrence’s downtown to campus. Traveling the “KU Loop,” the cars, powered by overhead electric lines, started from Eighth and Massachusetts streets, ran west to Mississippi Street, then south to McCook Field, near the present-day Memorial Stadium. The cars squeaked up the hill between Bailey and Strong halls to just east of old Robinson Gymnasium, near today’s Wescoe Hall.
Antics were common — bicyclists would hitch a free ride up the Hill by grabbing a car’s back rail. Pranksters had fun unhooking the trolley poles from the overhead wires, rocking the cars on the rails, or even spiriting away the big white K and U letters on the front. While the streetcars have rolled into history, you can still see a section of rail on display in the Kansas Union.