Pass Box Inspection Report
OK, I got the time to sit and look through the box and inspect the goods:
- Box exterior - no visible damage
- Camera - Check (18 pics left, I think it counts down)
- P&T Log, pens and beads - Check (more on this later)
- Tupperdor with sticks - Check (more on this later too)
I spent quite a bit of time chatting with mauied about the things below:
I'm going to redo the list of puts and takes to keep the numbering sequence in order so there are no reused numbers. I will also add the 5 Puts & Takes someone left off the list.
There are 2 damaged cigars. One had a pretty badly damaged foot with 3 splits, the longest being about 3/4" long. The other has some splitting and unravelling of the wrapper starting about an inch from the head, and going for about 2 inches. I'll not list what cigars were damaged to protect the innocent, but mauied knows which ones they are and I'll be replacing both in kind.
As for my puts and takes, I haven't quite decided as yet, but suffice to say the WOAM basil left as # 25 will find a home in my new custom birds-eye maple humi!!:smiley41:
As previously posted and agreed by the host, this package will be on it's way to Bkcloud114 Saturday via USPS Priority Post and I'll have pics taken and posted by then.
Well, it's midnight and 5:00 comes early, so ............
:smiley43:
COOL, my 700th post!!
A little Binghamton, NY history....
OK guys here it is.... this picture is of a local nastalgia. Binghamton, NY is known for it's Carousel's. This Carousels and the Bandstand in the back was made famous by Rod Serling, the creator of The Twilight Zone. the episode it was in was "The Walking Distance". In the center of the bandstand is a plague dedicated to Rod Serling. Rod Serling was born in Syracuse and spent all of his childhood in Binghamton, attending Binghamton High School. He later retired and passed away in Rochester, NY.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...s/IMG_4170.jpg
The next two links are from the inside of the Carousel. The first on is my pic.... the second one is a scene from the TV series.... I couldn't find the exact horse in the TV shot. People were looking at me strange because I had a camera taking pics of the horses.
First Link
Second Link
The next link is a sign from inside the ride. E.J. Shoes was one of the big businesses located in Binghamton along with IBM. One of the founders of EJ Shoes vowed that no-one would be denied a ride on the carousel. So he bought them and made all of the rides free... price of admission- a piece of litter.
Next Link
My next picture is what happens when you take a boy from the city and put him in "the country"... next year I am hiring a landscaper !!!
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...s/IMG_4174.jpg
As soon as I have it packaged up and sent out I will post the DC #......
edited to correct the links