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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
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- Black Smith At Work
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- Alliance Construction Sign
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- Chuck Wagon Cooks
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- Soldiers At Fort Sisseton
- Long Closed Store
- Hard Rain Afternoon
- Two Signs
- Vinegar in Collection
- Vinegar Museum
- Habitat For Humanity Blitz Build, Day One
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- Civil War Era Soldiers At Fort Sisseton
- Being Followed
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- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
Looks like an interesting place. Who would've thought there would be museum dedicated to vinegar. I hope you'll have some shots from within the museum.
ReplyDeleteI guess there is a museum for just about everything. Wonder what the prevailing odor is in there?
ReplyDeleteShouldn't this be next door to the National pickle museum?
ReplyDeleteSue makes me smile ..
ReplyDeleteWhat a surprising museum !I'm wondering what it is showing ..
A vinegar Museum! No way. You'd need to be a bit pickled to enjoy that one.
ReplyDeleteWhat could be inside?
ReplyDeleteIt seems there is a museum for everything these days. I'd need to plug my nose to go through this place if it smelled of vinegar, though.
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