Ah, that Buster Keaton!)
Given the number of hobbies we have in common -- science fiction, amateur radio, old technology, shooting, aviation -- we talked and talked, and enjoyed a lovely brunch at Public Greens. A nice way to spend a chilly day! (Also, he had me sign a couple of copies of my book. Perhaps some day I'll be bored by that. But not yet.)
Saturday, I visited the range...
Shot at 21 feet, about a hundred rounds of .22 |
The base of this tiny, working toy will cover the palm of your hand. From the 1920s or | '30s. |
Spent the rest of that day housecleaning. Mom is a good influence on me.
We do have nice skies during this unseasonable weather. |
2 comments:
We have something like the rail car here in Colorado on the narrow gauge that the miners used to use, but they were called the Galloping Goose.
The generic term, I just found out, is "draisine" and powered ones are called "speeders" in the U. S.
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