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Posted on November 16, 2017 by Tin Sheets
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The Doofy Red Rascal. #couchhog #theredrascal #fin The Doofy Red Rascal. #couchhog #theredrascal #finewinecaninetoo #tinsheets
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Opened in 1948, the Utah Parks Company Service Sta Opened in 1948, the Utah Parks Company Service Station sits within the boundaries of Bryce Canyon National Park, tucked away between the Bryce Canyon Lodge and the stunning Sunrise Point. Built to service the growing number of automobile visitors, the one-time Standard Oil station was designed to resemble the rustic style buildings found within most national parks at the time, its most prominent feature, the curved stone wall that wraps around the back of the structure. Though no longer in use (closed since 1988), the station is well-maintained and will remain preserved as it is on the National Register of Historic Places. #roadsideamerica #gas_food_lodging #visitutah #tinsheets
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To celebrate their 40th anniversary in 1949, the B To celebrate their 40th anniversary in 1949, the Boy Scouts initiated the “Strengthen the Arm of Liberty” Campaign. Part of this campaign was to create 200 copper replicas of the Statue of Liberty to be placed throughout the country. Standing approximately 8.5 feet tall, one of these stamped copper statues ended up in front of the Logan County Courthouse in Sterling, CO (there are 13 others throughout Colorado). Today, only about 100 of the statues can be accounted for and of those that still stand, many of them have oxidized and making them an even more accurate representation of the real Statue of Liberty. #roadsideamerica #colorfulcolorado #coloradolive #insearchofquirk #tinsheets
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Two winemakers from Colorado and their Fine Wine Canine travel the open road searching for the remnants from a time when America’s greatest love was the car and road trips were a way of life.

 

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