Saturday, October 31, 2015

Walking Around the Grounds of the Classical Gas Museum in Embudo, New Mexico





There's lots to look at
on the grounds of the
 in Embudo.













A Tricycle Sculpture
stands next to the
driveway.











Bob's Big Boy stands next
to a small diner.




Looking at the diner from
a different angle, I see
outdoor dining tables,
spoked rims, the front grill
& bumper of a car & a
Teardrop Trailer.





After Eric & I met Johnnie, the
 museum owner & curator,
we take a tour in the Useful
Junk Old-n-New Antiques area.






I think I'll start collecting
pictures of GE signs.






The Blues Brothers perform...
 The fence is lined with gas station signs.




A bubble canopy from
an airplane.

I wonder if it's from a
fighter plane.









Rusty gas station pumps &
rumble seat car with a
Texaco Star on its door




A tank on wheels, a buggy
seat, the front end of a
1959 Edsel, more gas
pumps & parts










I used to cut my parents'
lawn with a Montgomery
Ward push reel mower.







A "Tin Man" rides
a tricycle.







Remember when cigarette
ads were everywhere?







Eric's Auntie Marge smoked Viceroy cigarettes





Eric has plans for the 
license plates he
bought.


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