rolling sculpture car show
walked downtown to have lunch with my daughter and granddaughter
noticing a few cool cars
were slowly coming into town and parking on main street
interesting to see the mix
some new, some old, some not sure what they were
we guessed that more cars would arrive later for the show
imagine my surprise as i walked a different route home
just one street over
to see cars lined up as far as the eye could see on both sides
ah, there they are
right behind us
nothing gets by me
just another reason
why i chose to be a teacher
rather than a professional witness, detective, or spy.
—
‘i know a lot about cars, man. i can look at any car’s headlights and tell you exactly which way it’s coming.’
-mitch hedberg
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How interesting! A cat show?
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oops, car show )
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🥰
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There is something so cool about old American cars, with their sleek lines and huge gas-guzzling engines. British cars of the time were dull and boring by comparison.
Best wishes, Pete.
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yes, it is always fun to see them, if you can find where they are )
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Interesting!
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it seemed hard to miss )
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I only know I sometimes can’t find my car in Walmart’s parking lot.
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it was kind of like that but on a very large scale )
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Oh, the great discoveries that await you day in and day out now, Beth! You live in such a great walking area for this sort of thing …
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just don’t know how I missed it )
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Private eye Beth on the job! Nothing gets by her. Sounds like a fun discovery! 🤣🤣🤣😎😎
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that’s right! it was –
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Wow … there are so many cars to look at Beth
“The annual global production of motor vehicles varies, but in recent years, it has been around 80 million. China, Japan, and Germany are among the largest producers. In 2022, the estimated production is 85.4 million vehicles. 🚗🌎
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wow, is right –
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My small town holds an annual “muscle car” show down the main street. This is an “older person” town so the show is really popular. I always know the weekend that it’s happening even if I haven’t followed the news updates. You can hear those cars coming in from about 2 miles away on the highway. It also mostly means that unless you’ve gotten out early you’re likely trapped at home by cars and people :)
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luckily I can walk downtown, otherwise super busy
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Oh…be still my heart. My dream car…a 65 Mustang, front and center in that pic! Sigh….😎
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I knew that! Not,but lucky .) good choice, they are very cool
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Yes! ❤️😎❤️
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And a very good teacher I’m sure :)
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❤️
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Where art and technology meet.
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Right!
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It was a parking lot. So similar.
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ha!
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You see everything!
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sometimes it takes a minute…)
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Brings back memories of my first car, though hardly a classic. It was a 1973 pumpkin orange Chey Nova.
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Amazing
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How cool was that and I do think you made the right choice about being a teacher rather than a spy.
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I can be a hobby spy, but never go pro -)
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Well, practice does make perfect. Maybe a 006 will be born.
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ahhhh our alternative lives, Beth; best be happy with the one we’ve got :)
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oh, I am. )
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You chose wisely. 😀
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Thanks!
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And thank goodness for that choice. The future of kids for the win!
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Car shows are cool! It’s always good to have a brightly coloured car. My first one was yellow! 🚖😄
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how fun!
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A love a car show, we have 2 a year in my town!
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Fun!
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loved this post! and laughed loud at the quote….
memories of one time we considered moving to CT for another job, HH rented a car to get around. When arriving at the airport, we got a fire-red insanely grand car, a gas guzzler like I never saw before. open roof, and it was basically only me who drove it (looking for accommodation IF the job would be what we wanted – it wasn’t). I felt like an imposterer…. made me also think of the time i lived in Toronto and our travels in Canada and the US, where we saw those amazing vehicles with real wooden panels at the side and curtains at the windows….
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Oh yes! Cars here have alone a huge part of the culture. Especially growing up near Detroit, the motor city, where all the car companies were based
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nice post and nice pictures
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sounds fun, got a favorite car?
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I love the old British sports cars , and the old Detroit muscle cars
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if I had to pick one, the triumph gt1 or mga
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this is an awesome post with some awesome cars keep it up
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