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Thursday, April 24, 2025
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I got outside and did some yardwork this morning.  I usually fill 2 barrels of debris in the summer months once a week.  It is easy now since there is so many dried leaves and dead branches on the ground.  We need to get some mulch to keep down the weeds and make everything look pretty.  

Well, here is another photo that I would like to share with you.
This was from my archives.  About two years ago, our club had a field trip to the Detroit Historical Museum.  It was such a great place to visit and take photographs.  When this photo came up on the screen at the club meeting, and I mentioned where I took this photograph, members expressed that they would like to do that shoot again, and others who had never been there jumped in and said that they were eager to go see what it is like.  So I am anxious to return.  I love museums. 

When I went, I actually missed an area where they had trains.  How did that happen?  This is the Henry Ford Museum, where there are trains galore and items from all over this country, but a much smaller three-story building showcasing all kinds of DETROIT memorabilia.


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Horlicks eh. Lovely golden tones.
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As MFI wrote: "lovely golden tones."

Don't blame me - I didn't vote for him!

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My husband is a fan of MALT. One of his favorite candies is Malted Milk Balls.  Do you have them in Australia, Peter?
The best ones are those that are double or triple dipped in chocolate.
The photo below was borrowed from the internet.


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(04-25-2025, 11:56 AM)Luv2shoot Wrote: My husband is a fan of MALT. One of his favorite candies is Malted Milk Balls.  Do you have them in Australia, Peter?
The best ones are those that are double or triple dipped in chocolate.
The photo below was borrowed from the internet.


Maltesers are what we see mostly on our shelves.    
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