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SilverBullet said:
Why is it always just old boring buildings? Why not make the game fun with some unique landmarks, odd/funny signs/places, how about a nice landscape or downtown city scape, etc. etc. Even a good watercolor every now and then. Lol

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Hey your gonna make old Mac Donald mad :-P This is his thread now :lol2:
 
SilverBullet said:
Why is it always just old boring buildings? Why not make the game fun with some unique landmarks, odd/funny signs/places, how about a nice landscape or downtown city scape, etc. etc. Even a good watercolor every now and then. Lol

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That's the nice thing about this thread, you guess the location and then you get to post any picture you want, even if it is a pile of dirt on a gravel road that only you and your riding buddies have ever seen.
 
bmcdonau said:
That's the nice thing about this thread, you guess the location and then you get to post any picture you want, even if it is a pile of dirt on a gravel road that only you and your riding buddies have ever seen.
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But that means I never get a turn as I dont know any of those bldgs. And I wont Google them as I think that goes against spirit of game. But I keep my notification on and get to post at times when somebody doesnt have a pic ready and offers it to first poster.

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bmcdonau said:
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Is that in Sherman? :sun:
 
JQ1.0 said:
Ballinger Texas
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Yes, that's one of the few remaining Carnegie Libraries left in Texas. There were originally 32, but I think we're down to 13. Between building demolition, in misguided urban renewal efforts, and a surprising number of fires, there are only 13 left and very few are still used as libraries as this one in Ballinger. This building was built in 1908.
 
In 1970 I spent the summer working in my uncle's store in Sherman. They actually lived in Dennison and I have a vague recollection of riding my Honda SL-100 across this bridge to my cousins house in Madill, OK. I stayed on the back roads because I couldn't keep up with traffic on US 75.
 
bmcdonau said:
In 1970 I spent the summer working in my uncle's store in Sherman. They actually lived in Dennison and I have a vague recollection of riding my Honda SL-100 across this bridge to my cousins house in Madill, OK. I stayed on the back roads because I couldn't keep up with traffic on US 75.
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My wife and I had matching SL-125s in '72. Fun little bike's.

You are up.
 
WOW what an interesting building.

Signatures? We don't need no stinking signatures!
 
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Signatures? We don't need no stinking signatures!
 
From the name on top of the picture I think it's the Senglemann Building wherever that is.
 
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