No rain all day.
While I set up birdhouses for display a few drops fell from an overhanging yew tree.
["Birdhouses to the right.": photos GH]
That was the extent of any precipitation that fell upon my head.
Yes, I’ve been wrong before, but I can’t recall then last time I was so happy to be off the mark.
["Birdhouses to the left"]
My first customer of the day, Sonny D., purchased my one and only ‘radio box.’ I was so happy to meet the young fellow I forgot to mention that the last time I used the radios they worked like a charm.
["Both radios used to work. However..."]
However, the warranties are long gone and the price of batteries is through the roof. So, I recommend the box be hung on a wall, preferably near a pool table and a beer fridge.
With a bit of polishing the radios will look as good as new.
Though I’ve been wrong before.
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2 comments:
It's a great Memory Box, Gordo.
... I'll check out how the transistors work with batteries later. Don't matter, I bought it because it was a museum-piece.
Happy trails - and I hope you sold enough at the GofG to warrant an extra afternoon in Halifax.
Hi Sonny,
Thanks for your visit at the GofG. I had a good day, made enough to cover gas costs, there and back, and a few extra Propellor beers while relaxing in the arms of a fine pub.
I may have to make another radio box. I like the idea of hanging such a box on the wall. (You'll find a hole drilled on the back, ready for one sturdy nail).
See you in two weeks.
Gord H.
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