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(Message started by: cynjeep89 on Nov 24^th, 2007, 2:14pm)

Title: History Buffs
Post by cynjeep89 on Nov 24^th, 2007, 2:14pm

For anyone interested in history, here's a link to some really interesting pics, documents, etc from Delaware's history.

http://archives.delaware.gov/100/exhibit_low.shtml

The pics and documents from WW II are amazing.

Good surfing material for a lazy weekend. ;)

Title: Re: History Buffs
Post by Jonny on Nov 24^th, 2007, 2:52pm

Sorry babe, but I think I will go back to Battlefield 2.....I at least get to kill people.....LOL ;;D

Title: Re: History Buffs
Post by cynjeep89 on Nov 24^th, 2007, 3:25pm

Killing people, eh? Sounds too much like work....I am still trying to recover from my turkey overdose and just don't have the energy today. ;)

Enjoy your day!!!

Title: Re: History Buffs
Post by Melissa on Nov 24^th, 2007, 3:46pm

turkey overdose, what's that? guess what I'm baking now! [smiley=laugh.gif]

Title: Re: History Buffs
Post by Groov on Nov 24^th, 2007, 4:00pm

Just bought a turkey from Kroger for 22 cents !!!!

They were trying to get rid of them cause they had more than they could sell.

Guess it's turkey sandwiches for a while.

Title: Re: History Buffs
Post by Rosybabe on Nov 24^th, 2007, 8:07pm

oh no way, no more turkey for Rosy..I am having Taco night! ;;D

Title: Re: History Buffs
Post by Kevin_M on Nov 24^th, 2007, 8:59pm

on 11/24/07 at 14:14:19, cynjeep89 wrote:

For anyone interested in history, here's a link to some really interesting pics, ...

The Chicken Festival had some pretty hot Mustard that interested me.

Governor Elbert Carvel and Delmarva Chicken Festival Queen Jane Mustard flash their smiles as she pretends to place a chef's hat on the Governor's head at the 1950 Delmarva Chicken Festival.

http://archives.delaware.gov/100/graphics/ourtraditions/A%20Delmarva%20Tradition-A%20Delmarva%20Tradition-1.jpg

In 1950, the now famous frying pan, that is ten feet in diameter with an eight foot handle, was first used and made by the Mumford Sheet Metal Company in Selbyville. It weighs 650 pounds and can hold 800 chicken quarters by 1988 a new pan was needed.