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Random mutterings, observations, and comments on what ever comes to mind. Photos will be posted.
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- Civil War Era Gatling Gun Fires
- Side Door
- Black Smith At Work
- Military Camp Ladies
- Iron Lung With Mirror
- Alliance Construction Sign
- Harper Brush
- Chuck Wagon Cooks
- Block House, Fort Sisseton
- Soldiers At Fort Sisseton
- Long Closed Store
- Hard Rain Afternoon
- Two Signs
- Vinegar in Collection
- Vinegar Museum
- Habitat For Humanity Blitz Build, Day One
- Habitat For Humanity Blitz Build
- Civil War Era Soldiers At Fort Sisseton
- Being Followed
- Philly Cheesesteaks and Play Signs
- Elevator Door in Red
- Colt by Eric Thorson
- Schwinn Varsity Single Speed Conversion
- Construction Plans
- Prairie Lake House
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- Currently retired and enjoying life.
This has been a really interesting series TFG, I guess these guys were the original army mess cooks hey!
ReplyDeleteWhen ever groups traveled across open country they needed a chuck wagon and cooks. The modern Army units are called MKTs (mobile kitchen trailers).
DeleteBeautiful pics, oh, the "old west" :)
ReplyDeletei think their jobs were tough! i love reading chuck wagon recipes!
ReplyDeleteCooks were and are a very important part of the military. I was fortunate to serve in the Navy - we always ate very well.
ReplyDeleteThese shots are great! Such a blast from the old tv westerns.
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