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1978

From old photos of Denver. These aren’t around anymore though. I wish we could see them today.

It’s been a long time since this beauty was torn down, I wish it could’ve been saved.

Ghost sign getting repainted! Denver really embraces its past art. I wish more had been saved.

So many amazing sites in the eternal city, here are some of the streets and people. From my 2023 trip.

My dad gave me this a long time ago. I can remember listening to it when I was young and being fascinated and scared. He told me he could remember listening to it on the radio. Released in 1979.

I saw this one in winter when there weren’t any leaves, but couldn’t get a good photo because the train windows were always dirty.

This branch broke under the weight of the peaches. Can I wrap plastic/saran wrap it? Or should I just pick the peaches and cut it. Any advice would be appreciated!

They are infesting our raspberry patch. I go out every day and get as many as possible. I use a small bowl with a drop of soap and water. Usually they will just fall into it, but sometimes I need to shake the plant or even pick it off. I can get as many as 30 at a time! It does seem to help. They eat the leaves and can kill the plant. Last year our patch was almost dead by mid summer.

About 35% Siberian Husky and Lab. The rest mixed.

Doing a remodel in a building built in 1879 and running vents and drains through the floor. Under the subfloor (very thick and hardwood) is a layer of concrete mixed with river rock. Then the joist space. Have you seen this before? What is it’s purpose? Sound dampening? Fire protection? We’ve had to knock it loose then vacuum it out to finish drilling down. It adding time and money buying hole saws.

Cover by Simone Bianchi
And 2 other goodies in the blind bag

Designed by architect Temple Buell in 1931 located in north Denver

Would this be worth more than face value?

Found the toy gun and old nail in my backyard, and the old bottle cap while camping. Also found a lot of trash while camping.