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Ignatius 3 year s ago

#4 You mean on a main trail in Mesa Verde National Park. You found a ruin. Because that’s what the park is about.

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Chan 3 year s ago

Ignatius, Ok if you're going to be pedantic, then it's 'ruins'. Not 'ruin'.

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Nik 3 year s ago

Some great finds. :O)

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Montgomery 3 year s ago

If I ever have enough money to renovate a house, I'll gather a variety of newspapers and magazines to tuck into assorted places as easter eggs. Maybe if I'm motivated, I'll hit up a thrift shop for some strange knickknacks too.

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Lorraine 3 year s ago

#20: Miracle, or tragedy?

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Onicyphorous 3 year s ago

#22 "Dies in the dark to save a dog" And now we know of him again.

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Onicyphorous 3 year s ago

Onicyphorous,

edit *boy

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I found an old newspaper from 1934 under the floorboards of my London house.

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Ignatius 3 year s ago

#4 You mean on a main trail in Mesa Verde National Park. You found a ruin. Because that’s what the park is about.

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Chan 3 year s ago

Ignatius, Ok if you're going to be pedantic, then it's 'ruins'. Not 'ruin'.

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Nik 3 year s ago

Some great finds. :O)

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Montgomery 3 year s ago

If I ever have enough money to renovate a house, I'll gather a variety of newspapers and magazines to tuck into assorted places as easter eggs. Maybe if I'm motivated, I'll hit up a thrift shop for some strange knickknacks too.

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Lorraine 3 year s ago

#20: Miracle, or tragedy?

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Onicyphorous 3 year s ago

#22 "Dies in the dark to save a dog" And now we know of him again.

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Onicyphorous 3 year s ago

Onicyphorous,

edit *boy

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