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    Cool Ken! Start them young I say...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kenm810 View Post
    I never had toys like that when I was a little kid, But I do remember My Dad handing me a 16 oz claw hammer, a bag of nails,
    and telling me to build a fence around my mothers garden to keep the rabbits out --- if I wanted vegetables on the table come dinner time.


    Yep That's Me -- Summer of 1948
    Your still a good looking guy, and you look good then , and toys I wasn't so lucky , and yes that would be a good project
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    Ikea has something like that but not this nice.
    Good job

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    Ken,

    Great looking photo from 1948.
    Happy Carving

    Robert D.
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    So is the fence done yet?
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    Sorry to say, but the fence, garden, house, and most of the neighborhood is long gone,
    all vacant lots now including the Detroit Public School I first attended down the street.
    All just memories and a few photos now ---- as time goes by.
    Ken


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    So Correct Ken,

    As time goes by.
    Happy Carving

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    I found my old house and elementary school still there on Goggle Earth. But they removed my front porch and a wearhouse of something is behind the house where the apple trees and chicken coop where. I started the second grade there in about 1946. That was in Warwick RI. I don't remember if I had one of those toys, buy my kids did in the 1960s - and it was made of wood.
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    I didn't have that in the 1970s, but it is sure cool in 2011.

    Excellent idea and a reminder of the quality of times past

    Lawrence

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