Yeah but it looks like the pattern repeats it's self. How big is one section of the pattern?Originally Posted by HEAVYMETALNUT
Yeah but it looks like the pattern repeats it's self. How big is one section of the pattern?
Some days you get the corn, some days you get the cob
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neat car ad,I remember them old packards they were sweet rides.
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Exactamundo! That was my thought when I saw that article. That's a good lead!
It tells you where the Grange picnic was held, and likely as not, there was more
than one picnic in that location. Could be a silver mine just waiting to be plundered.
Certainly sounds like it could be rewarding to find that spot and check it out.
Blessings,
M-Taliesin
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Quarters = 123
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Dimes = 104
Pennies = 246
Half Dollars =
Dollar Coins = 3
Total Coins = 535
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That is so neat! I love finding stuff like this. Thanks for sharing this.
Jack
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that is just to cool. thanks for sharing
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Oh yeahhh you can't get rid of those things!! That's neato!
That's some cool old flooring,thanxs for the pics 8)
That's neat to find old stuff like that thumbsup01 thumbsup01
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