@exoticdvm: That frosty stuff is what happens to water when it's exposed to the unimaginably low temperature of 32F (or colder). In the local vernacular it's most often referred to as "snow". Happy Holidays to you two too, in the swampy tropics! @BB'sD and 69B-O: It looks original (well, it looks old), but I couldn't find that color for '71 buses on the Samba's paint thingie. It is a nice yellow, though. @Anon: 1. We didn't have any lemons handy; 2. What are you implying? Not many lemons are still used daily after nearly 40 years. @NK: It comes to the library sometimes, but I think it lives out on the other side of town.
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How cute. Makes me hungry for a banana split, or some lemonade. Looks frosty there. Happy holidays guys.
I'm not sure I've ever seen a bus that color. I like!
Awesome. Not to stir up too much trouble, but you could have used a pair of lemons for the last picture as well...
Love it! Is that a vehicle you see around town much? I wonder if the owner noticed the same thing. Really too cool.
I love that yellow 71 Bus! NICE!
@exoticdvm: That frosty stuff is what happens to water when it's exposed to the unimaginably low temperature of 32F (or colder). In the local vernacular it's most often referred to as "snow". Happy Holidays to you two too, in the swampy tropics!
@BB'sD and 69B-O: It looks original (well, it looks old), but I couldn't find that color for '71 buses on the Samba's paint thingie. It is a nice yellow, though.
@Anon: 1. We didn't have any lemons handy; 2. What are you implying? Not many lemons are still used daily after nearly 40 years.
@NK: It comes to the library sometimes, but I think it lives out on the other side of town.
Alright,
whc03grady.
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