Apparently a space ship from some far away galaxy found itself with electromechanical trouble, perhaps a broken anti-gravity generator. Said ship seems to have landed nearby and has sent forth Ferrous Boiler in search of parts for repair. Luckily I was passing by, camera in hand, just as Ferrous bent over to retrieve a likely item.
Here's wishing Scout Boiler and his traveling companions good fortune. May they cobble together an effective repair and be gone.
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Now that's a way to turn an eyesore into some fun. Let's do hope they made it back to their planet safely!
Shelly, thanks. Might as well enjoy it; it's there.
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Thank you,
vanilla
Looks like a harmless neighbor to me, but I'm not there and you are.
I'm sure you encountered many such creatures while sitting in, say, Miss Gardner's room. How would we have survived without these visitors who came to the neighborhood? No doubt that's when you developed your creativity.
You might want to explore that junk yard. On the news last evening it was reported that someone purchased an old bowl somewhere for $3 and it sold for millions. Who knew that something made in China had any value beyond the value of junk?
Oh that is so fun...I hope folks know to click on the pic to biggify it...
Chuck, harmless, perhaps. I'm wary, though.
Vee, now I'm off topic, but I shall have to chide you. It is Miss Gardiner, with an "i" which I shall never forget, because I had a classmate whose name was Miller Gardner, and Miss Gardiner made it a point to let Miller know that his last name was misspelled.
Grace, thanks. Like you, I use bigify quite often.
Love that.
For the longest time there was a deep sea diving craft of some kind in my neighborhood, parked there in the front yard. It was hilarious.
Pearl
I did not know the spelling, only the pronunciation of Miss Gardiner's name. I had her for 4th and 5th grade math. (She hated me.) We moved so I never had her for home room. This is good because being compared to a bright big brother was never very much fun.
Pearl, thanks. One keeps the eyes open, going to see some curious things!
Vee, transference. She didn't hate you because the brother was "bright." More likely, "Oh,no; here's another one." I only remember the spelling of her name because of what she did to Miller.
The plot for the latest blockbuster!
Shark, or maybe not. ;-)
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