I don't see a Mustang logo.I’m totally innocent. Had nothing to do with THAT!
I don't see a Mustang logo.I’m totally innocent. Had nothing to do with THAT!
Cue the hoary old joke. "May I ask what`s worn under the kilt?* "Nothing, Madam, it`s all in perfect working order."View attachment 1550101"Yikes!"
(Pamela Moore, great-aunt of Barb Moore, during a visit in Scotland in the 1950's).
Yes it is. I've seen it up close and personal one time, and no I did go go up inside the thing.Is that the Gateway Arch in St. Louis Missouri?
I read somewhere the the last section to go in didn't quite fit, and they had to do some creative engineering fix it.I was 10 years old when mom took me and my siblings to the Famous-Barr parking garage roof to watch that happen!!!
The two halves expanded differently in the sun, with the south leg expanding more than the north one. It took the fire department hosing down the south leg to get them to fit. Fortunately that hasn't happened sinceYes it is. I've seen it up close and personal one time, and no I did go go up inside the thing.
I read somewhere the the last section to go in didn't quite fit, and they had to do some creative engineering fix it.
Anyway, it's quite a thing to see.
OK...true story: There was a Scottish regimental band tour near where I grew up, and I was dragged along...at age 15. (Actually, I really enjoyed it and became interested in history partly because of it.) Anyway, as they were all in kilts, some woman was talking to one of the band members and asked, in a flirty way, "What do you have under there?"Cue the hoary old joke. "May I ask what`s worn under the kilt?* "Nothing, Madam, it`s all in perfect working order."
I read that there’s no evidence of them being used as they were museum pieces
Right you’re totally not at faultI’m totally innocent. Had nothing to do with THAT!
Checking out @Eulalia great uncle when he was a bagpipe manView attachment 1550101"Yikes!"
(Pamela Moore, great-aunt of Barb Moore, during a visit in Scotland in the 1950's).