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- Red Choppers and Yellow Rollers
- Red and Yellow Machinery
- 1915 Dain Hay Press Vs. Modern Baler
- County Court House and Nick's Hamburgers
- Two Christmas Camels
- Jack Rabbit Windows
- Farmers Feed Increasing Numbers
- Christmas Stollen
- Santa Watches Action
- Seats In Snow
- Yellow and Red Machines
- Sexauer Seeds Elevator
- Reflection on Reflections
- Construction Signs
- Cold Windows
- Elevators in Snow
- Hay Bales and Gate
- Co-Op Elavator
- Backhoes in Snow
- Sweet Holiday Reflections
- Vanity Plates
- Icy Windows Below Zero
- Morning After Snow Fall
- Sexy Underwear Store
- Robot Sculpture
- Two Cars: One Old, One New
- Crwaford's and Hood Reflections
- I Want It All
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- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
In this case, a bit of vanity does not hurt :)
ReplyDeleteWe can not customize our plates...
First one nearly is a match Rochester's new mayor... an unusual name I think.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.rochestercitynewspaper.com/rochester/election-day-2013/Content?oid=2293269
Hope Rochester city government improves with its Lovely new mayor. Seems she has a mandate.
DeleteTerrific plates.
ReplyDeleteThat top plate is a lot to live up to!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou certainly see a lot more of these around now!
ReplyDeleteLove the irony of the first photo. Lots of rust and dust framing "lovelee". Great finds.
ReplyDeleteI like the
ReplyDelete'MYTONKA'
A big toy for a big boy!
Cool. I took some photos of vanity plates last summer but never got around to using them in a post.
ReplyDeleteSo nice to see those! Plates like that aren't allowed here.
ReplyDeleteAmericans sometimes have odd relationships with their cars. Personal license plates are one example.
DeleteI am way too old and wrinkled to have Lovelee on my tag. Mine was bagax3 (my nickname times my 3 children) until I was too cheap to pay the extra fee and gave it up. I now go generic everything :-)
ReplyDeleteThat's interesting TFG, you call them Vanity plates we call them Personal plates. Fun captures here :)
ReplyDeleteI like the big boy's toy! We've seen a lot of fun vanity plates on the road, wish I'd taken pics of all of them...
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