As you walk past the homes, make sure you look at the mailboxes. Sometimes they are a reflection of the people who live there.
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- northwest entrance
- railroad entrance
- horse drawn wagons
- lawn ornaments, part 1
- alleys, part 1
- miscellaneous vehicles, part 1
- pickup #666
- flowers, etc., part 1
- houses, part 1
- mailboxes and USPS, part 1
- circles and cylinders, part 1
- Eve and George's creations
- doors, part 1
- pink and rose, part 1
- trees and bushes, part 1
- roots and stumps
- rocks
- fences, walls, and gates, part 1
- barrels, etc, part 1
- roofs
- stairs and ladders, part 1
- utility grid, part 1
- flowers, etc., part 2
- houses, part 2
- mailboxes and USPS, part 2
- Hot Springs County High School, part 1
- Hot Springs County High School, part 2
- Thermopolis Middle School (TMS)
- Ralph Witters Elementary School
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1 comment:
As I look through some of these pictures I'm almost amazed they still make some of these kind of things...or that they're still around after all this time. Thermopolis seems to be an interesting little time capsule.
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