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Mama's next door, and junior gets the shed...
ReplyDelete...Bill, you beat me to the punch.
DeleteNow you've gone and gotten me all confused. I thought Papa owned a pizza parlor, but this looks like one of those places full of oil spills and grease and grubby overalls. Although I must say the exterior is surprisingly clean. Maybe it's just where Papa parks his cars.
ReplyDeleteThe small print on the sign says "Classic Cars & Grandads". I suspect there are classic cars parked in there, but I have never seen them.
DeleteIf there is one thing you beat us in Europe is with your cars and everything that goes with it.
ReplyDeleteAmericans love their cars, but there is poor to no public transportation.
DeleteClassic cars in there?
ReplyDeleteNot sure, so I will have to wait until warmer weather when the garage doors might be open to find out.
DeleteThe Goldilocks shed, then!
ReplyDeleteLove those trees in the background!
Nice shop
ReplyDeleteMB
Now that's a big garage.
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