THEME DAY - BRIGHT COLORS

It was a difficult task remembering and coming up with an idea for THEME DAY. After many countless days and nights, I felt I deserved a break. So, off to the ice cream parlor I went and, Voila! There it was. Click here to view thumbnails for all participants

UTTERLY STUMPED

I know there must be a good reason to put a cow with a chicken on it's back in front of your garage door. The more I think about it, however, the less I can come up with. Perhaps, I need MOOre time.

SO VERY BRITISH

I guess people in this part of the country are used to seeing vintage automobiles. This area really does offer a treasure trove of automotive history. This car was just sitting in a parking lot minding it's own business. It is an MG circa 1955. I don't know the model but someone out there will. Very well preserved or beautifully restored, I don't know which. I like it and would love to take it for a spin. All I need is a Deerstalker and a pipe to go with my Tweed jacket. There's room for two!

HOUSE TO HOUSE SEARCH

I happened upon this unusual looking cottage. It has a certain charm. The placement of the rocks above the first floor was different. The details of the house carried over to the carport was a nice touch. I don't know anything about the house but I'm sure there is a story here. Next time I pass by, I may just knock on the door.

A LIVING LEGEND

This a one of a kind, seldom seen classic. It is a 1953 Corvette, the first model ever made of the soon to be legend. All the 53's were white with a red interior. There were only two options offered: A heater and a signal seeking AM radio. Supposedly, there are only 225 known to still be around. The original price was $3,498.00. This car is worth a heck of a lot more than that;somewhere in the neighborhood of $200,000. You make look, but do not touch! I came across this in a parking lot, not a car show;never did see the proud owner.

I'LL NEVER ORDER ANOTHER HOT DOG

You've come to see and expect some pretty strange things from time to time on this sight. This may well be the strangest in my opinion. Do yourself a favor, enlarge the photo and take it all in. Comments cheerfully received.

Do yourself a favor, enlarge the photo and take it all in.

DREAMS DO COME TRUE

There once was a man who loved onions. He loved them so much, he wanted to be one. He succeeded. THE END.

If you have a better story, feel free.