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Sheppton, PA

Cab of the Union Pacific 4012 Big Boy in Steamtown, Scranton, PA.

Photo by a friend’s grandfather who worked in the Delaware Bay Shipbuilding Co., Leesburg, NJ where she was built in about four months.

Today, the store is used as a warehouse.

Still .5 Silver while domestic UK coins went to copper-nickel in 1947.

On a bench in the Atlanta Botanical Gardens is a frog in need of a brick or two.

Some like grapes, others push them aside for the kibble.

Or maybe Miss Morgan Dollar had a side-hustle in Argentina.

Field Mouse in a bird box at my dog park. A big fan of blueberries and dog treats. The family here had a litter and left once the pups matured.

Someone hated Liberty’s face. Acquired from a long-associated-with dealer with a full refund if not authentic. Sigma machine said silver and only slightly underweight. What do you think?

This 2019 Red Grin (with a swapped band) has been my daily watch since its purchase. It never went more than a week with a dead battery, hasn’t been dropped in water or on anything other than a carpet. After its last battery change ten days ago it only works intermittently. Could the June heat have killed it? The sweat from my arm? It’s a nice watch and I’ll be sad to see it go.

I’m waiting for someone to give a long, Colin Robinson-y explanation as to how this does and/or doesn’t skirt copyright infringement laws.

It’s more difficult than expected, so I switched to paper.

The “crowns” of their currency at 30.5 mm and 33.65 mm respectively.

A perfect example of why we don’t clean coins. VF-ish Barber Half reduced in value by 80% from polishing even with some good details remaining.