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Thanks for sharing the picture of your new chair. Lovely! But what are those 2 trespassers doing on it and why do they look so comfortable???

But seriously, thanks for the great photo. One of my daughters is a "cat fan extraordinaire" so I've forwarded your photo to her, knowing it'll knock her socks off.
 
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Looking GOOD Brother
... enjoy your Thai-Winter Swag ...
(May need CCF tattoo options for your Summer )
 
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Been looking at this little British right hand steer Mini all winter. It is in a rough and tumble neighbourhood in Toronto's waterfront and it has deteriorated badly over the last few months. Never understood why some people feel they need to destroy others property, someone has jumped on the roof, headlight broken and scratched badly.

Hope someone can save it. I had a Mini Cooper, my first new car, and they are just a blast to drive.

 
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Howard and I went for a run to Swift Current (NL not SK) today and had a look at a car collection belonging to Vernon Smith...Cars start at 1908 through 1970. A very nice collection indeed, here are a few pics and a must see if you are in this neck of the woods. If I have posted some of these before, they are definitely worth a second look.

1957 Cadillac Eldorado with stainless steel roof (more expensive than a Rolls Royce that year)


1970 Chevelle SS 454 all original


1970 GTO Judge 1 of 1 The only one built that was painted black from the factory


A Desoto equipped with the latest and greatest audio system of the day


1969 Charger 1 of 1
 
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Amazing collection! Love the "factory" turntable.
 
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The Nova Algoma Cement Carriers "Argonaut" in the Toronto harbour yesterday. Backs into a long slip at the Lafarge Cement Plant. Tough spot to get a picture but it is a good looking ship. Built in Japan the following are her specifications:


Ship ParticularsLength447' 07" (136.43m)Beam69' 07" (21.21m)Depth37' 01" (11.3m)Midsummer Draft27' 05" (8.35m)Capacity14,650 tonsEngine Power13,988 bhp dieselPrevious NamesArklow Wave2003 - 2016NACC Toronto2016 - 2018NACC Argonaut2018 - Today

 
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