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Wouldn't that be a home run?
It's a football pitch, not cricket, so maybe they would get an "off side" rule. 🤣
 
I just read through the whole post. I thought someone was really explaining the game to me. It was my joke in case there's any question.
Meds kicking in.
......kicking in.... very good.
 
Airframes Airframes

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Fully Restored 1972 Mk1 Ford Escort Mexico Recreation
 
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1968 MK 1 which sold for £203,100.

Last time I looked Ford had two vehicles in the world's top selling list and along with the F-100
was the Escort.
 
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This isn't your ordinary garden shed.

This is a Swiss 10.5 cm gun turret in Mels, in the Alps. These guns were originally ordered in the 1930s, and placed inside heavily armored turrets.

There's a huge amount of fortifications in Switzerland, essentially making the country a fortress that would be too costly for any invader to tackle. Many are creatively (and very effectively) camouflaged to avoid detection.

This particular turret has been quite convincingly disguised as a shed. The gun would have been covered when the turrets were in operation. They were retired in the 1990s.

Photo: Magletsch

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This isn't your ordinary garden shed.

This is a Swiss 10.5 cm gun turret in Mels, in the Alps. These guns were originally ordered in the 1930s, and placed inside heavily armored turrets.

There's a huge amount of fortifications in Switzerland, essentially making the country a fortress that would be too costly for any invader to tackle. Many are creatively (and very effectively) camouflaged to avoid detection.

This particular turret has been quite convincingly disguised as a shed. The gun would have been covered when the turrets were in operation. They were retired in the 1990s.

Photo: Magletsch

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Come on then, try and pinch my lawnmower, just try.
 
This is "Just Enough Room Island" aka the smallest inhabited island in the world. Purchased by a family in the 1950s, the island has just enough room for one house.

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