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Granada Hills, CA; built 1963, now IHOP

Rear view of the A-Frame where we stayed in Ellison Bay, Door County, Wi., in 1976.

Amazingly, Mom and I found this cabin again in 2007, painted red and now part of a larger resort, but still standing and still being rented.

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Der eigentliche Haltebügel des A-Frame.

One of two known former Mr. Swiss locations left in Pinellas County.

 

The other one is in Kenneth City: www.flickr.com/photos/ferret111/3717974804/

There's also one in Tampa: www.flickr.com/photos/ferret111/3779448525/

 

49th Street South at Newton Avenue, Gulfport.

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15th & Sunset, El Reno, OK

 

Former Mr. Swiss, Rte 66

soft-serve ice cream here no more... This is the only surviving Mr. Swiss building in Tulsa, OK. For more information on Mr. Swiss, see: www.agilitynut.com/eateries/aframeswiss.html

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Flintshire Bridge at Deeside

 

Nikon D60 18-55mm Kit Lens

 

Infra-red Conversion

Ft. Payne - currently in use as a Mexican restaurant.

Zwei Löcher bohren, Gewinde reinschneiden und festschrauben. Hält auf jeden Fall stabiler als die Plastikbügel die nur eingeklipst werden.

Roof is made from Ithaca Journal printing plates from the 1970s.

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Click on the MAP link next to this picture to have it depicted in Google Maps. This is a second experiment with my Qstarz BT-Q1000P GPS data logger, which correlates the GPS fix with digital photos, based on times. The camera time must be accurately set, as the software matches up a position based on the exact time that the photo was made. A photo that is geotagged with GPS coordinates can be displayed in Google Maps or Google Earth.

Bloomington, IN; this building was demolished in 2017. The business moved to a drab building next door.

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