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[randomdreams]

We went to Tiny Town for brunch with friends. There were the same tiny houses that have been there since the 1920's.
As usual, tiny houses aren't really my thing.

I do like the Tiny Town Radio.


Evening, out walking the dog between the colorado national guard armory, the sewage plant, and the 1870's cemetery, because that's where the dogs aren't.
For elusis:

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[asakiyume]

Nosing in on those beautiful liquid gold clouds you posted for elusis. Wow!! A feast for the eyes.

[elusis]

They are really exceptionally lovely, and I'm glad to share!

[ivy]

Does the tiny radio transmit weakly on a very high frequency? It should!

[boxofdelights]

The second sunset photo, the one that is all gold, is so beautiful!

[kadenza]

Wow, amazing clouds!

[zyzyly]

There used to be a place up a bit north of where my grandparents lived that was something like Tiny Town, with small buildings and a small railroad that gave rides. When I was 16, my grandpa took me there and insisted I ride on the train. He took a picture. I wish I could find it-there I am, sitting on that train, hair halfway down to my shoulders, looking completely miserable.

[amaebi]

That sounds like a period classic. :D

[amaebi]

I have never stopped in Tiny Town nor seriously wanted to do so.

I guess it's one of those Little Sebastian things.

[randomdreams]

It is not thrilling. It's dorky. The trains are quite nice, though.

[alton_love]

Tiny people town or model sized town tourist trap?

Purdy pics!

[randomdreams]

Well, at $5, I can hardly call it a tourist trap, but that's the closest of those two options.

[secretagentmoof]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ZRNPUmwAOY