Homes in Tennessee not to far from the Mississippi border, and not to far from where the homes that are the subject of this prior post Homes On Large Plots Of Land In Mississippi Near The Tennessee Border are located.
This house is a large Ranch style house on a large plot of land.
A Ranch style house with a wraparound porch on a large plot of land:
A Cape Cod style house on a large plot of land, and a large Ranch style house that’s also on a large plot of land located next door to the Cape Cod style house.
Homes like these on large plots of land like these, albeit located in Rochester City, Michigan or in Oakland Township, Michigan-suburbs of Detroit; are what we and my paternal grandmother live in together in “Early Life And Continuous Livelihood”.
A K5 Blazer that appears to have been repainted a medium copper-red color in Woodward, Oklahoma:
Studio and transmitter site of KSIW-AM in Woodward, Oklahoma.
This AM/mediumwave station has been in existence and on the air since the 1950’s.
A T3 Transporter/Vanagon camper model with a Westfalia roof located in Alamosa, Colorado.
Video of the last Land Rover Defender to ever be produced and roll off the assembly line at the Solihull, England plant.
This is the beginning of the end of Series/Defender production that has occurred continuously each year since 1948. A vehicle that for it’s entire production run, has shared parts with the Rover P3 and P4 saloon cars.
Video of the pilot episode of the PBS television program ‘To The Contrary’ that had aired on April 3, 1992.
Bonnie Erbe has been the host and moderator since the program’s very beginning.
In case you wondered, no; we are not going to focus on how much younger everybody was when the pilot episode had aired.
Rather, we are going to focus on how much of a remarkable, smart, and shrewd person Bonnie Erbe is; and all of her accomplishments.
Although the book that I’ve authored “Early Life And Continuous Livelihood” is about if most things forevermore remained the same as they did during the time when the pilot episode had aired, and the movie project that I am working on partially takes place during the time when the pilot episode had aired.
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A Rear Engine TC/2000 with the Cummins B-platform engine.
Bluebird School Bus 1998 – City of Cody Surplus
Source: Public Surplus: Auction #1584012
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ABC Sports’s coverage of the Detroit Grand Prix, starting in 1992.
Personally, I’d rather that CBS held onto the rights to the Detroit Grand Prix a little longer.
Below are videos of ABC’s coverage of the 1992, 1993, and 1994 Detroit Grand Prix(s).
Video of ABC’s coverage of another Indy Car race that ABC had the rights to as of this time, the Australian Grand Prix; in 1993:
Videos of CBS Sports’s coverage of Formula One and Indy Car races.
This is one of the rare times that CBS Sports had the rights to televise a Formula 1 race. Other times when CBS Sports had the rights to televise a Formula 1 race were the 1981 United States Grand Prix West, the 1983-1991 Detroit Grand Prix(s); and the entire 2005 Formula 1 season.
As expected, CBS had used Ken Squier to call this race; because of Ken’s wealth of knowledge in calling motorsports events.
See earlier posts regarding Ken Squier for more on his announcing career:
Another Ode To CBS’s Telecasts Of NASCAR Races
Editorial Photos From Behind The Scenes Of CBS’s NASCAR Coverage
CBS’s coverage of the 1983 Detroit Grand Prix. Again, CBS had used Ken Squier to call this event.
CBS’s coverage of the 1986 Detroit Grand Prix. And again, CBS had used Ken Squier to call this event.
CBS’s coverage of the 1987 Detroit Grand Prix. This time, CBS had used Chris Economacki, who had recently moved to CBS after a long career with ABC Sports; to call this event.
CBS’s coverage of the 1989 Detroit Grand Prix. And CBS had used Ken Squier this time.
CBS’s coverage of the 1990 Detroit Grand Prix. CBS had used Chris Economacki this time.
CBS’s coverage of the 1991 Detroit Grand Prix. CBS had used Ken Squier for their last year of holding the rights to the Detroit Grand Prix before ABC had gained the rights a year later in 1992.
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