And in other news, like a flash of lightning Ray correctly identified that my inspiration for the names in my town is the great Dylan song 'Lily, Rosemary and the Jack of Hearts' from Blood on the Tracks. Well done Ray! He has modestly chosen to have a building named 'Bullock & Star Hardware Store', after Seth Bullock's store in Deadwood, rather than naming something after himself. And there was me expecting something like 'Colonel Ray's Sandbag Supplies'...
Best wishes to everyone in the Challenge! And to Curt, good luck with all the work ahead of you.
Well, I presume that the store will also sell shaving brushes which in that era were made from the hair of.......badgers!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the Challenge Dux!
Oh very sharp...
DeleteSo that's where he will sell the sandbags he didn't use on his bases! Clever! Very clever!
ReplyDeleteGood start Alan!
Greetings
Peter
Good luck again Dux, I thought the name was quite apt, I've just been watching Deadwood (TV series) again, wish they'd not cancelled it!
ReplyDeleteGood luck in the challenge, I did think it was something Dylan but did not follow it up.
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Ian
Interestingly, my nickname in some quarters is also The Badger....
ReplyDeleteGood show Sir! I hope this means that you successfully survived the Little Duchess's celebrations too!
ReplyDeleteGood Luck with the challenge Alan, hope you have decided on the prize for the side bet with Man Cave Paul!
ReplyDeleteAll the best with the challenge and blessings to your brushes, good sir Badger. Looking forward to seeing your work.
ReplyDeleteMichael
A lot more brush strokes to go.
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Good luck Dux. It's going to be fun to see what people create.
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Good luck.. Looking forward to seeing some more old west stuff.
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