Maybe someone else can show how to do the phone thing, I don't have a phone.

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Downloading and reposting the above image file seems to work OK in Tapatalk.

Just email it to yourself to get it on your computer. No cables to deal with.

You are visiting the Cellar from the browser on your phone? Since you are doing that, you know that it is possible, but the tapatalk app makes the experience much better. I am a cheap guy, but I tell you that the app is worth every penny.

To attach a picture in tapatalk you just click the mountain icon at the bottom of your screen and choose the photo on your phone.

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now I have a recursion headache in my eye

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Thanks Glatt!!!!

Of course it's GRIFF2, our Griff is #1. :thumb:

we all know you're a Chevy guy. See?

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Can't be me, those are cat paw prints. :haha:

What happened to nos. 2 to 34, that's what I want to know!

Nice find.

Well Carruthers, welcome to the club.

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Take a bough.

Recognition at last! Although perhaps not in the way I envisaged. :sniff:

It took a bit of finding, but I see it's in Pacific Co., Washington.

At first I wasn't sure if two locations were being signposted because there's a town called Slough a few miles west of London and I wondered if it was another one of our exports.
Although I hesitate to state this with certainty, I suspect that many people in the UK are unaware that slough means an area of bog or marsh.

Slough (the town), to be brutally frank, is a bit of an urban horror and is best known for the huge trading estate built there from 1920 on.
The expression 'Slough of despond' fits it perfectly.

Street View

Carruthers Slough

Thanks, Bruce! :thumb:

Perhaps. Or perhaps it's better known for a certain fictional paper company.

Wernham-Hogg? I've never watched 'The Office' I'm ashamed to admit.

DVDs of the series seem to be reasonably priced so I might go down that route.