I think it was Martin Landau who took a tumble off Roosevelt's nose. It's been awhile since I've seen the film, but every time I see Mt Rushmore, it's all I can think about!
Happy busy Tuesday :) Wish we could give you an extra hand... four actually ;) What gorgeous pics you've posted... this must be a really cool place to visit and with so much history attached to it, which makes it even more special. No wonder you said that it made you smile :) Wishing you best of luck for your next project!
Take Care! xoxoxoxo
P.S. The Chicago pic you posted was also great... the blue sky was just overwhelming! There's a LJ user which we don't know if you saw... projectsen, that also has this great pics of Chicago... Anyway, thanks for another set of beautiful pictures.
I must say that Mt. Rushmore for me is an exercise in American Socialist Realism.
Hundreds of thousands of years from now, anthropologists will look at this and wonder if it's part of the W.P.A.
No segue.
Tools are fun. I have a box of screwdrivers in varying sizes (down to small enough to fix my glasses), plus a good old ballpeen hammer. I put them in the same kind of box as my sewing supplies, because everyone needs to hang a picture or hem pants. Or, rip out shelves, spackle and find the right shade of mango.
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Didn't one of the villains fall to a nasty death off the nose of Lincoln? Or maybe Roosevelt . . .
Just wondering.
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Roosevelt eh? . . . ;-)
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Wish we could give you an extra hand... four actually ;)
What gorgeous pics you've posted... this must be a really cool place to visit and with so much history attached to it, which makes it even more special. No wonder you said that it made you smile :)
Wishing you best of luck for your next project!
Take Care! xoxoxoxo
P.S. The Chicago pic you posted was also great... the blue sky was just overwhelming! There's a LJ user which we don't know if you saw... projectsen, that also has this great pics of Chicago...
Anyway, thanks for another set of beautiful pictures.
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Yes, South Dakota was really beautiful.
Glad you enjoyed the Chicago picture as well, that was from last summer.
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Hundreds of thousands of years from now, anthropologists will look at this and wonder if it's part of the W.P.A.
No segue.
Tools are fun. I have a box of screwdrivers in varying sizes (down to small enough to fix my glasses), plus a good old ballpeen hammer. I put them in the same kind of box as my sewing supplies, because everyone needs to hang a picture or hem pants. Or, rip out shelves, spackle and find the right shade of mango.
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Got paint chips too . . . and am running again!
All progresses . . . .
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Have you been to Mt. Rushmore? It was actually my least favorite site, but the Badlands . . . now that'ss stunning!
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I have to find my pix of something you will enjoy, Carhenge.
I'll do that this week.
Glad you enjoyed the views of Mt. Rushmore!
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