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Originally Posted by sammyg2 (Post 10946136)

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Oh my, re-purposed as the Clambake Vette. Bringing Shelley Fabares together with the King

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its not a pic, but who are those guys?:p

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When I was 10 years old, that slide was huge.
Like double-dare huge.

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On April 10, the northeastern wall of this open pit collapsed, leaving a massive scar. In total, Kennecott estimated about 165 million tons (150 million metric tons) slid nearly 1.8 miles (3 kilometers), probably making it the largest non-volcanic landslide to have occurred in North America in modern times. The rock avalanche encompassed about 2.3 billion cubic feet (65 million cubic m) of material, enough to cover New York City's Central Park with about 65 feet (20 m) of debris.

Sugarloaf park, used to go sledding there as a kid. Seemed a lot steeper than that.

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Originally Posted by sammyg2 (Post 10936365)

Oh, so those forum rules are for everyone EXCEPT you?

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Sorry...just trying to break the monotony of the gun and burger pics.

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Famous controversial picture with a whole bunch of interesting guys. Caption says among others in the picture; Teddy Roosevelt, Butch Cassidy, The Sundance Kid, Doc Holliday, Bat Materson, etc

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Originally Posted by sammyg2 (Post 10946286)

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2013. Saw it first hand (after the fact)

random from the backyard:
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LOL.
but what about "Liver-eating Johnson"?
Not to mention judge Roy bean, the hanging judge (from TEXAS).

How in the world would they get such famous law-men and criminals in the same pic?
I have no proof that it isn't really them, but I am a tad skeptical.
More likely it's a pic of real ranchers and such were were missidentified.

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Morgan Seth Earp (April 24, 1851 – March 18, 1882)

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Originally Posted by ErVikingo (Post 10946938)

2013. Saw it first hand (after the fact)

random from the backyard:
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Growing up, several of my friend's and neighbor's dads worked at that mine.
Took a field trip there too, couldn't believe how big it was. Like looking at the grand canyon.
Someone said it would would take an entire shift to drive to the bottom and back one time, not sure if that was exaggerated.

from space:

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Christmas circa 1964 or 5 maybe, my brother got first choice and picked the dump truck so I got the loader, I was bummed.
You could put your knee in the bed of the truck and ride it like a scooter. Back when toys were made of steel and indestructible.

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Originally Posted by craigster59 (Post 10947072)

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Boy, there are a bunch of cars in this photo I wouldn't mind having today! First is the XKE, followed by Ford wagon, Impala(s), early Bug(s),..............