A pool room and soft drink emporium planning to add a barber shop in 1925.

Still alive.

She found a wild flower for Lucy.

Some of the prettiest flowers are weeds.

Every day blog

Photo by N. Stevens

Wish I'd gotten a picture of Kevin on his bike. His seat was too low, so his knees stuck out, and he was wearing this hat...

Mamiya 645 Pro TL

Kodak TMax400

I had to do it. Can't remember the last time I saw palm trees.

Cupcakes as wedding tokens

Our crows!

Image courtesy of Fred Holabird. From the book "Coins of the Comstock"

Tokenisation receipt confusion

Souvenir set with original "pillbox" sold at the 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St. Louis, Missouri. The SH catalog numbers are from a new so-called dollar catalog in preparation by Shevlin and Hyder. The HK numbers are from the current so-called dollar catalog by Hibler and Kappen.

The "Half Cohourt" Saga

www.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/dept/coins/exhibitions/spence/in...

About to land in HK

The back of the Mulberry Tavern - someone obviously once had a vision for that place...

2 days after I posted this the entrance way was suddenly cleared of rubbish that had been there for months - coincidence?! Own up! Who told them?

H. S. Dix acquired the Monarch Bar in 1909. His liquor license was revoked in 1910.

Watsonville

Thomas and Augustin Goux opened their winehouse in 1887 and later added a brewery. An earlier version of their token was struck by Klinkner in San Francisco. The obverse of this token appears to have Moise stamped over the Klinkner name for the reuse of the die.

Every tourist had a mustang convertible.