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So we're having to do a bit of fast chalkboard signs here at my store to work our way into the new year. This was a last minute display sign.
Geest Trader container ship coming into the Tees. Ah, the elusive banana boat (I assume, Geest being a famous banana company)! People are looking for fishing bait on the shore.
I always have a bag of these "frozen" Mandarin Orange Chicken from TJ's for when I don't feel like "real" cooking, which is quite often. Ha! Ha! I've "doctored" this by adding some Vidalia Sweet Onions (sliced & sauteed in a litlte bit of EVOO). I also added a little bit of sugar because I find it to be a bit too tangy for the kiddies and me. For the final flavor and "color" I added a few green onions . . . and there you have it . . . Friday night's dinner served with Jasmine rice.
Note to MaidenVT: If you happen to view this, remember what you said this afternoon that I should be taking pictures for Starbucks or Trader Joe's.
I went to Toy Trader in Langley, the largest independent toy store in BC. They had these incredible toy dioramas that were super awesome!
The Thames Trader by Ford was once a
very common sight on Britain's road's
and appeared in all sort's of version's
including the one I drove briefly, the six
wheeler tipper.
This late model is nicely presented, the
restoration not "overdone" and with a
a memorable owner's name on the door.
AMT Trader, carrying a hull section of HMS QUEEN ELIZABETH, passes beneath the Forth Bridge en-route from BAE Systems, Govan to Babcock, Rosyth.
Two CN motors has crossed enemy lines and onto competitors trackage. CP train 391 is powered by two CN C44-9W as it flies on by the Oconomowoc depot on the CP Watertown sub.
AMT Trader, carrying a hull section of HMS QUEEN ELIZABETH, in the Forth of Forth en-route from BAE Systems, Govan to Babcock, Rosyth.