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Photos from the collection of the Fischer Family
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Total Puppy Diploma1246 viewsOn May 21, 2002, Bailey earned his second diploma by completing Total Puppy. You can also see some pictures of this event in the Puppy album.
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Finished Product1244 viewsThe final step was to paint all of the trim dark brown, again to match the trim on our home. Here, you see a view of the finished shed!
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The end of a glorious life1219 viewsMooCow was a wonderful pet. We'll never have another kitty like her-- which is why we don't plan on having another kitty for some time.
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John Deere Pavilion1209 viewsThe first stop in Moline was the John Deere Pavilion, a large glass building with lots of Deere equipment, both restored and brand new, inside, as well as some larger items outside.
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John Deere Collectors Center1207 viewsAfter a stop by the John Deere Store where we picked up a few collectables, our next stop was the John Deere Collectors Center. This building is set up to look like a 1950's John Deere dealership. Inside were many unique restored tractors and implements.
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Welcome Home1204 viewsTim poses with... a welcome mat?
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Santa Bailey1203 viewsSanta Bailey, taken in 2003
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Hall of Records1197 viewsModel of the Hall of Records, which was largely unbuilt.
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Band Saw1196 viewsTim, being a woodworker, had to snap a picture of this ld Delta band saw, which probably still works just fine.
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Just Hanging Out1190 views...on the bed
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Cathy and Deere1182 viewsCathy poses by a very nicely restored old Deere.
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Garage Door1179 viewsHere's some detail on the garage door. As noted above, it's made of coro cut to size, and "prerolled" so that it wants to roll up with the door tracks. The tracks were made out of 2x4 stock, making an L-shape using a half-lap joint, then freehand-routing a groove in them for the door to slide in. Four stabilizer bars of wood, bolted to the coro door, add lateral strength, similar to the struts on a real garage door. There's an extra 2x4 on top in this pic that shouldn't be there thanks to William!
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