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- Framing of the garage continues...
- The weather was a bit overcast when I took this ph...
- Sometimes my job can be a bit monotonous (as in di...
- A shot of the bridge looking downstream. I almost ...
- The deck (road surface) was replaced on this bridg...
- The stone abutments jut out at an angle on each co...
- Old and new(er): intersection of the 1976 concrete...
- The base of an abutment at creek level
- The degradation of mortar from between the stones ...
- Now, for something a little different...
- A few toys were a little scary. I had a jack-in-th...
- I had a dummy with which to practice the art of ve...
- Star Wars action figures (1977) - I used to like c...
- An early favorite was Lite-Brite...
- I later wore out an Etch-a-Sketch unit (and afterw...
- My 8th birthday party in 1979 was one to remember,...
- This is an actual screenshot of Pong in action. We...
- Around 1976 I was the lucky recipient of this amaz...
- At around age 3 or 4, I was interested in the neig...
- Amongst my favorite toys in the 1970s were the Fis...
- I still have the jeep from the Northwoods Trail Bl...
- One of my favorite sets, the Dare Devil Sport Van ...
- And the TV Action Team (likely for recording the a...
- Brad recently purchased an inflatable raft, and we...
- Parking at the canoe launch. The regular boat laun...
- Brad preparing the raft for its maiden voyage
- A view of the Delaware River from the NJ shore, lo...
- Looking towards Mt. Tammany at the Gap
- Brad continues work on the construction of the gar...
- Life in the 16th century
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- Footprints of 'first Americans'
- Human settlers made it to the Americas 30,000 year...
- The 109 has received most of its initial painting,...
- Painting the 101 is next on the list
- And two Husky puppies taking a late morning nap...
- Work continues on preparations for building the ga...
- And Brad has been busy transforming the 1972 Land ...
- Here the front wing is still primered, while part ...
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