This is the door to the Exhibit Hall where all the quilts and crafts were on display.
I love the window above the door looking out on the children's Ferris wheel
This huge tree is in front of the children's rides.
PLATES
* means I could not figure out the meaning
I thank
Katie Isabella's Mom for #1. She spotted this plate in East Tennessee
1. SHELPN, Schleping
2. ILUVPROD, I love produce
3. FNSIZE, *
4. Ms Val, A name
5. DA Byrd
6. SMOKIVOL Volunteer Firefighter
7. JEEPGUY, Yep it was on a Jeep
8.L!PBOSS, Lip Boss??? ! replaced the i in lip
9. MAGNOME, Magnum?
10. MV YOU!, Move you
11. LUVUSLICK, Love you slick
12. 6-26x2, Maybe something to do with a marathon
13. MAGIKUL, Magical
14. IBCNU, I be seeing you
15. ILOVME!
16. BA-B-DOLL, Baby Doll
17. TIRE-PRO, Maybe sales tires
18. CME4KAY, Mary Kay Cosmetic Representative
19. S#MOO, State hashtag Moo, possibly an Agriculture Science Major
NC State University plate
20. MOUSEYOUT, Mousey Out?
21. LUPOLAO, *
22. ILUV, I love...but wonder who
23. RDYENG, Ready Engine
24. DOGFUN1
25. DONHOWDY*
26. BOOMA819,*
27. 4-TIP, *
28. LAMOVER, it was on a Land Rover
29. NCSSAHTN, *
30. GRAMMYROX, Grammy who is very hip I guess
31.BAGRVTR, *
32. SRWLLMH,*
33. ANYHOW!
34. SRFandSAND, Surf and Sand
3. FNSIZE, *
4. Ms Val, A name
5. DA Byrd
6. SMOKIVOL Volunteer Firefighter
7. JEEPGUY, Yep it was on a Jeep
8.L!PBOSS, Lip Boss??? ! replaced the i in lip
9. MAGNOME, Magnum?
10. MV YOU!, Move you
11. LUVUSLICK, Love you slick
12. 6-26x2, Maybe something to do with a marathon
13. MAGIKUL, Magical
14. IBCNU, I be seeing you
15. ILOVME!
16. BA-B-DOLL, Baby Doll
17. TIRE-PRO, Maybe sales tires
18. CME4KAY, Mary Kay Cosmetic Representative
19. S#MOO, State hashtag Moo, possibly an Agriculture Science Major
NC State University plate
20. MOUSEYOUT, Mousey Out?
21. LUPOLAO, *
22. ILUV, I love...but wonder who
23. RDYENG, Ready Engine
24. DOGFUN1
25. DONHOWDY*
26. BOOMA819,*
27. 4-TIP, *
28. LAMOVER, it was on a Land Rover
29. NCSSAHTN, *
30. GRAMMYROX, Grammy who is very hip I guess
31.BAGRVTR, *
32. SRWLLMH,*
33. ANYHOW!
34. SRFandSAND, Surf and Sand
#3 could be fun size if it was on a small car.
ReplyDelete#12 6-26x2=46 Maybe the 46th state, Oklahoma.
Wow - that is one huge tree!
ReplyDeleteLOVE that TREE! and the first photo is beautiful looking at the ride through the beautiful window... now what in the world were you doing at a QUILT Show? brahahaha you are now the Queen of Quilting
ReplyDeleteI love the first picture and I love trees.
ReplyDeleteThat is a very big tree. Happy Sunday.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots. And fun plates :) XO
ReplyDeleteCool pics and fun plates but we don't know the * ones either!
ReplyDeleteHari Om
ReplyDeleteI too love the images - the abstraction in the first and the magnificence of the second.
To work...
#1 - if it had been schlepping it is more likely to have been SCHLEP, don't you think? SHELPN appears to be an avatar name for one Shelley Reddish, who has Utube, Birdie and Stickingpins profiles with this moniker (out of Chestatee GA - so E Tenn not such a stretch)... It is, also, a coding term from HTML - so take your pick!
#3 - this can be, again, a code item relating to parsing files... it is also a twitter moniker for one Nelson Horsely (Sth Dakota) - but it also shows up as a hashtag in the instything and even has a photo of a plate from AZ, but there is a 2 in place of Z.
#9 - character from World of Warcraft - yup, gaming again! (There is a computer science forum with the acronym, too, but much less likely reference, as it is based in France.)
#10 - this is shorthand for having a Music Video on YouTube.
#12 - does yield the numerical product 'minus 46', so could refer OK... however, if they had carriers for bikes, then it is more likely they are serious about their tyres! (Trail bikers are a tad obsessive about such...)
#19 - it's a hormonal and vitamin balancer for women. - so probably a rep.
#21 - appears simply to be a name - archaic, from Latin.
#23 - could be... but also the code for a sports top by Nike as well as engineering acronym.
#25 - Don Howdy has a profile on Amazon... and there is a Don Howdy Thomas on FB (living OK, but originated SC).
#26 - this brought up only references to Australia in the 19th Century and to a wood carver in Germany... so am guessing it just a nickname and they got their car (or had a baby) in August of this year!
#27 - eyebrow shaping is all the rage and this refers to a tool used in the process.
#29 - unless there is a company or sports something or other with the acronym SSAHTN in NC, then this refers to the international money market (Forex code)
#31 - this driver works at rivetting bags, maybe? (nothing useful in researches)
#32 - it could be a code for shortened URL ... but also the driver may <a href="https://mountainviews.ie/summit/B5329/?PHPSESSID=2jrvptlc5iianu9sv2a9vcek74><b>have climbed this hill</b></a> in Lancashire... OR... they are just called Sir William Hill!
Thanks for the entertainment... YAM xx
Ooops, have no idea why that last html statement didn't convert to hyperlink ...
Delete- missed out a " in the string... sigh...
gggrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr that time a whole sentence disappeared... THIRD TIME LUCKY???
DeleteA beautiful tree. No doubt its shade is much appreciated in the warmer months!
ReplyDeleteYou sure have a lot of creative license plates! We keep looking for them around here too, but GW always forgets them by the time she gets home.
ReplyDeleteThat spreading tree is beautiful
ReplyDeleteI gots to get Ma to remember to write down the plates she sees! Not that there are really that many that make sense here ☺
ReplyDeleteI loves that tree! I bets a lot of picnics take place under that tree!
Thanks for the beautiful pics!!!
Kisses,
Ruby ♥
That huge tree is awesome! Dad's pretty quick at figuring out some of the plates he sees, mom's not quite as quick. Most of them, they say, are pretty stupid, though.
ReplyDeleteSmokey is our team mascot for the VOLS. Could mean Smokey the hound dog and Vol fan.
ReplyDeleteThat tree is awesome!! I think #3 is Fun Size
ReplyDeleteI love those huge old trees.
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