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12 Comments on A Shortcut to Vintage Franklin, NC
Now that's an awesome photo, Mona - I'm thinking it was by design? Very cool, in any case - thanks so much for sharing it!
Don't know if I'm a tractor girl, but I do love making old thing new again. ;)
Karen, maybe the owners intended to supply a great photo op...did you see the old Chevy in the background?
Laura, I'm surprised you aren't a tractor girl with all the farming going on in Long Island, lol.
Sometimes the long way becomes a new way to discover something new... and in this case vintage. We normally drive our buyers mostly because they do not know the area. When we are at the level of 2nd showings, we suggest they meet us there and also explore the neighborhood on their own at different times of day. Love the tractor. I bet is was made in America!
Oh I hope Rob Thomas drops by to see this photo, he'll love it! Gotta love those added 20 minutes short cuts.
The pleasure of the views justified the extra 20 minutes taken as a miscue called the shortcut! Enjoy your day!
Emily, that's a great suggestion for second showings. I'll bet the tractor was made in America too.
Roger, well if he'd love the tractor, I hope he stops by too. This was a well worth it 20 minutes delay.
Wayne, luckily I don't get carsick because this delay was sort of twisty and turny. The other MoonDancer Realty partner - Leslie would never have survived, lol.
Mona: now that is one cool picture! I take the back-ways on purpose whenever I can. Although it takes longer to arrive at my destination, it's a much more scenic drive. With less traffic it is a lot more peaceful, giving me time to think about "stuff". The chances of running into photo-opps such as yours are also much higher .. that alone is worth it.
Good morning Mona. The picture is terrific and the point is well taken. Today I am going to my favorite antique shop to look at a time gone by and revel in it.
Now, that was worth the time spent. What a gorgeous photo! Thanks for the day brightener!
Mona,
This is really a great shot. Glad you were able to see and capture it. :)
Steve
Settle down Allen, you might be using too many words! Isn't it time for you to come visit soon?
Andrea, when I have time I really like taking alternate routes. It makes me crazy to think how many great shots I pass up when I'm in a hurry.
Sheila, we love antique shops and wish there was a place to keep everything that appeals to us. I'm sure the shopkeeper feels the same way.
Suzanne, glad you enjoyed it...having the chance to get the photo was a day brightener for me.
Steve, coming from you that is a real compliment. Thanks.