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I recall reading how, back in the earlier classic eras of Japan, how the very best potters would deliberately make a random mark on any pot or vase that they thought was too perfect. To do otherwise was an act of arrogance towards the Universe and the gods; perfection is not the realm of us...
I used to ride a BMW R-50/2; I'm real fond of the BMW machines (especially those opposed twin cylinders, actually might have saved me from losing my foot one rainy day).
I don't mean to drift too far, but it sure would be sweet if you could post a pic.
I don't know the answer to your question, but somebody else here likely does.
So, Welcome from here in Virginia, and if you got a minute a pic of that block will be real appreciated.
Do you mean the "Peacemaker", marchplumber?
It looked a lot like the B-29, but it was "next-gernation" and bigger (check out the comparison photo in this link here; second photo down):
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Convair_B-36_Peacemaker
Where there's a will (like from the Rich Uncle who leaves you a cool $10M), there's a way:
http://www.architecturendesign.net/john-travoltas-house-is-a-functional-airport-with-2-runways-for-his-private-planes/
I couldn't find a post about this by anybody yet, and just ran across this vid on YouTube. I figured I'd post it here:
- She sure is a Beauty.
https://youtu.be/CscShi3BV8Q
YouTube has an algorithm for me or something i guess, and this vid popped up today.
Funny because it's a compilation of three separate film reels, and the second of the three mentions the German rescue of Mussilini, and the third mentions how it was unsuccessful:
https://youtu.be/VDcB0pSUYOI
I'm sorry to hear that you're hitting a rough spot with work and all. But I just know something good will come up for you, and sooner than you think, too.
And that's tough to have to sell the Kraz, but I hope you made a little off of it; and it had to have made the buyer happy (so maybe it all...
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