Pictures Tagged howe
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Festival de la Guitarra de Córdoba - Teatro de la Axerquía | Manolo Blanco posted a photo:
Festival de la Guitarra de Córdoba - Teatro de la Axerquía - Acompañado por Thoger T. Lund |
DAVE from NY posted a photo:
We had promised Ike we would go see the caves when we went upstate this past summer but never went because Lee hurt her back. Our nephew had been wanting to go with his family too, so we all piled into the car and made the 3 hour trip to see Howe Caverns one of the world's largest natural mineral caves! It didn't disappoint - totally cool!
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Loie April 1944 Brookside Avenue, Johnstown, NY |
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Loie in her majorette uniform 1941 | Fauxaddress posted a photo:
"Drum Corp, Loie is 2nd from right" 1941 |
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The town of Gibsons Landing, BC, 2008. |
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. . . and before the sun sets.
Gibsons, BC, 2008. | Bhlubarber posted a photo:
Storm clouds on the coastal mountains. Howe Sound, BC, 2008. |
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Sunshine Coast, BC, 2008. | Bhlubarber posted a photo:
Sunshine Coast, BC, 2008. |
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Engine 13 (left) was an early 1970's Howe on a Ford C chassis.
Truck 13 (right) was an early 1970's Seagrave tractor-drawn aerial with a Ford C tractor. | El Cobrador posted a photo:
Early 1970's Howe on a Ford C chassis. |
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Engine 10 (left) was a mid-1970's Howe on a Ford C chassis.
Truck 10 (right) was a mid-1970's Seagrave tractor-drawn aerial ladder with a Ford C-series tractor. Painted white over lime yellow.
The engine and water wagon were lime yellow. | El Cobrador posted a photo:
Built by Howe on a 1960's International chassis (can anyone tell me the year?). |
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Ford C chassis; I don't know the builder. | El Cobrador posted a photo:
Engine 17 (middle) was a mid-1970's Howe pumper on a Ford C-Series chassis. Painted lime yellow.
Truck 17 (right) was an aerial ladder built by American LaFrance on a Ford C chassis for the North Sacramento FD in the early 1960's. It appears to have been a quint. |
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