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My mid 1960's Sinclair bagpipes as I've known them since my Mom and Dad bought them in the late 60's.
El Reventador-Napo, 27/Octubre/2014.- Visita de artistas nacionales al proyecto hidroeléctrico Coca Codo Sinclair. Carlos Silva/Vicepresidencia
I like these cabinets. It reminds me of long distance phone booths in European post offices in days of old.
Scanned from BIG NEWS, a newspaper published by the Sinclair Refining Company to publicize their display of dinosaurs at the 1933-1934 World's Fair in Chicago, Illinois.
i do not remember this lady's name, but she was very nice. my mom asked her if she had known my grandfather, but she didnt remember the name... probably because my mom told her his nickname instead of his real name. oops.
among her stuff, she had a picture of prince charles doing something in a kilt at the castle sinclair.
I'm not sure if everything is Sinclair campus or just part, still it looks fairly sizable.
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Next day, and Caroline had "Caithness in a Day" planned for us. We started under cloudy skies at Gringoe and Sinclair castle ruins, near Staxigoe.
Behind us is a small sign cautioning us to be careful, as the ruin might fall over at a moment's notice. If we didn't mind. You know. Ahem.