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The Numbers Game # 126

And the number is : 743

Two people are assembling a greenhouse frame in a garden, with one person on a ladder reaching up and the other standing on the ground.
Smiling man with gray hair in a kitchen setting, wearing a blue sweater and holding a white object.
Interior of a historical ship's galley, featuring a wooden counter with food items such as bread and fruits, cabinets with canned goods in the background, and portholes providing natural light.
A wooden statue of a chubby sailor with a round face, wearing a dark blue outfit, red neckerchief, and a sailor's hat, displayed in a museum setting.
A person wearing a black shirt with 'DUNKIN'' on the back stands at a walk-up window labeled 'Aroma Joes'. A menu board is visible on the left.
A colorful wooden statue representing a traditional deity, featuring a fierce expression, wearing ornate jewelry, and holding a sword in one hand and a cup in the other.
A dog in a harness looking at a fenced area with a large red container in a store, with people nearby.
An old newspaper clipping featuring a cartoon illustration with several characters, including a man playing a guitar inside a freezer, while a group of delighted onlookers, including a boy and a dog, watch in amusement.
  • my greenhouse/workshop going up
  • What’s he on?
  • crew’s quarters
  • Sailor figure in the Sherbourne Museum
  • where Starbuck’s folks go for their coffee
  • I might have dated her in the ’60’s
  • Max, watching the baby chicks at Tractor Supply Store
  • found behind the wall when we renovated. it was the insulation.

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7 Replies to “The Numbers Game # 126”

  2. “I love the eclectic mix in this post, Lou! The story behind the 743 found in the insulation is fascinating—it’s amazing what history gets hidden away in the walls of a house. Your photos are always such a great snapshot of the life you’re building and uncovering. Thanks for sharing this latest update!”

  3. I loved seeing the insulation with the name Leonminster too! That happened in a house I lived in here in Portland too: found lots of newspapers from the 70s, and also a bong. Ha! That’s what he’s on.

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