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I love a good, hot, wind driven, wildfire inferno, so long as human lives or property is not lost.

Why, yes it is!

You can read this, it's not locked. I often feel like I had it but it got better over time. Many nights when I lived in Bamber, when I got into bed, I'd be scratching my lower legs until they turned pink in some areas, and yet it was obvious there was no bug bite. https://wapo.st/3DAdg7P

Yes, see post #4 above.

Jeez, imagine finding that in a little old lady's barn, who says she just wants it gone.

I could see myself driving that in a muscle T.

When you say "most", does that mean there are some out of the factory like that? That would maybe make this one a survivor.

I do know where it is, about 2.5 miles from my house. An unusual place with a twist to who owns it.

Right? Can anyone tell me where this is?

Thanks, now I see. They piled stuff on the burners as if the stove didn't work at all. I kept looking for the top pieces.

In that link, did you see the photo of the Apple Picker kitchen? What Kind of stove is that? What a contraption. (library of Congress photo).

Coincidentally, my brother who lives in Louisiana purchased this book online. After reading it he sent it to me. I enjoyed it. Mostly photos of old places and things, but she writes very well and often gives great historical perspective. She starts off with the Oberlin Smith Machine Factory...

Interesting.

People on this site know exactly where to go to see them, and they do visit them. But seeing them in the savanna where you'd normally walk is rare. I'd say the risk is a 1. I always look at the ground where I walk, and they are not agressive at all. They want to avoid being detected and will...

Yes, he is on this forum.

It was never on the Creek. I'm sure that caused a lot of questions from campers.

"needs to be moved quickly". And if it's not? We have a grandstand seat to this show.

All this secrecy. They must have gotten an offer they couldn't refuse.

I think they they mean nobody officially maintains it, so don't call us if you are stuck, because it's your fault. I like the fact that they were not explicitly denying access. I walked about 200 yards down it to where it starts to rise out of the lowland.

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