“So make yourself an ark of cypress wood; make rooms in it and coat it with pitch inside and out.”
Genesis 6:14
“King Solomon made for himself the carriage; he made it of wood from Lebanon.”
Song Of Solomon 3:9
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Morgans
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I'd like the $300,000 red one please. Only the best for moi!! As I recall, I ran into a (the) ark very near you a few years back.
Best,
Bonnie
spectacular!!! I've never seen such nice cars ...
Thank you for sharing, dear!
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Fantastic looking cars!!
Oh, my! What interesting looking little cars! Priced a bit out of my league though! blessings ~ tanna
I love that first one - I have never seen anything like it!
Yes, yes....they ARE cool cars. Being a sister to three older brothers, I've always had a fascination with cars. Go figure. LOL
and, in regards to the bulb grown flowers where I live...ALL of Texas is not like here. Remember from the Gulf Coast, where we are in the sub-tropics, there are over 600 miles to the North panhandle of Texas where they DO get snow and freezes in winter. Here, it rarely gets below 40 for winter. Just a few days. The rest of the time, it's usually 50 for winter overnight lows and 90 to 100 in the summertime highs.
these are way cool, I have seen one like the red one, but not the three wheeled one. what a neat place to carry the extra tire. i love cars like this, they have "personality" and don't all look the same. send me the red or the blue, i like both. and put that on my tab please.
Favorite thing to do first thing in the morning... drool!
Fabulous!
Those are cool. I sure would like to get behind the wheel on those. :)
They are amazing.I'm surprised you were able to get your husband out of there :-). They have a real vintage look about them,but then so do I. I'd look perfect at the wheel. Have a wonderful day. Blessings...Mary
Love your bright yellow site today! Spring!
You always find the coolest things! I love that red one!
Blessings, Joanne
They look fantastic but would you ever buy one. I once considered buying an exclusive second hand sports car but when I discovered that a maintenance service would cost me about 6.000 euro, I had to come back with me two feet to the ground.
Greetings,
Filip
Hi Ginny, I love British sports cars. I had a friend who owned a Morgan and my husband had an MGB-GT a long time ago (sold it when we married). Fantastic pictures of the cars. Have a great weekend!
Whoa! Those are some cool cars, indeed! My husband would have enjoyed seeing those.
Hi Ginny, did you order a Morgan????? They are so pretty ---but a little too 'cheap' for my taste... Har har har.....
How's the new computer? Got everything back in order now???
Hugs,
Betsy
I thought you'd got a new car ... LOL They're wonderful, I really know nothing about cars but I like looking at the old ones!
If wood was good enough for Noah, I guess it's good enough for me...LOL
I'll take the red one!
Love these old cars, they're so cool!
Have a great weekend!
Eva
I didn't realize that Morgans were made using wood as well as metal. I knew they were each hand-made and quite rare. I would love to see one in person.
Wow! Nice post! My husband will want to read this.Thanks for sharing Joann
What wonderful things you find and can then relate to Scriptures. I just love the looks of these cars, but don't plan to buy one anytime soon. ☺
Very cool cars. Maybe if I save up I can get one (in my dreams)....lol
These are just so beautiful. But way too costly for me.
Loved the pics though. Have a wonderful weekend Ginny
Fascinating 3 wheeled car, how interesting that wood is included in their making.
I enjoyed how you wove the scripture into the story.
Okay how much is that first one - the yellow one - that is so beautiful! Think I'll take two! sandie
Oh Ginny...gorgeous...my hubby would love these cars...
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Have a great weekend..
shug
Yalza, those cars are awesome!
Cool pictures and great way to relate the Scripture! I'm in England right now but haven't seen any of these cool cars for sure!
Wow! I've never seen anything like these. Thank you so much for stopping to take photos and share them with us!
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Nice cars! I look forward to looking around your blog and reading more! Have a blessed week!
Delicious cars. Nice to know there is an auto family still doing it right. And that the wood is still being used.
I would be happy with any of them...love looking at old cars.
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