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I'm on a boat! 1986

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The two things Henry loved most were Martha (1902-1978) and his Betamax cassettes of adult movies (1979-present). Slide from 1986

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Just waiting for the rescue team to arrive, 1983.

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Little Shack On The Prairie, 1984.

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Grandpa watching the kids in 1962.

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Kinzie Battery - Fort Worden State Park - Port Townsend, WA

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Two headstones from centuries ago on what is now a city street, likely in a churchyard but I don't know, photographed in 1960.

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A witch and a kitty on a 1980s Halloween.

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Duck Duck Goose. 1978

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Out of gas in 1986.

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Farmhouse entropy, 1983.

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Yes, it is. This is where in the Pacific Northwest we get the saying "live like the mountain is out". And here's a slide of it from 1987:

8:17 p.m. // 8:43 p.m. // 9:07 p.m. // 9:25 p.m. A Night at Mount Rainier | David Hogan

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"If home-made is not an option, store-bought will do."

A buffet of meats, cheeses, veggies, and so forth in trays from the supermarket on paper Ziggy tablecloths, mid-1980s.

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"C'mon down, boy! We've got a hike to take!" 1983

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Now I'm curious about this magazine. And the slideshow.

I don't know if it's real (the "beforetheclothescomeoff" page purports to be real magazine scans) or a really awesome fabrication (like Sean from @liartownusa would make -- see "Two & Fro" as an example) but either way, I'm here for this.

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We're goin' off the rails on a Climax train... 1986

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The 1980s were a fun time: a live show by Buns & Hoses.