Pardon the clutter and dirt in the photo. This is primarily of a
sandpaper storage cabinet I built, using scraps. The investment
in time was minimal and since I just used scrap material, the cost
was negligible as well.

FWIW, the plaques in the photo represented a couple cruises Mrs.
Nonny and I were planning to take. As some of you might know,
cruise ships generally receive and display a plaque given them for
each port, when they make their first call to that port. Older
ships have hundreds of these plaques displayed, typically in
stairways or near the navigation area.

Long ago, I decided that my home town (a farming community in
central MO) was not adequately represented beside major ports
such as Grand Caymen, St. Petersburg, Miami, NYC, Hawaii, Panama
etc., so I began to make and install plaques celebrating the Port
of Marshall MO aboard cruise ships. Marshall is about as far away
from the oceans as you can get, but now has "welcomed" around 25
cruise ships to its facilities, all signed by me as the Port
Master. It's a fun and harmless little prank that I enjoyed doing
on a cruise.

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Nonny

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On 2/7/2010 2:25 PM, Nonny wrote:
Pardon the clutter and dirt in the photo. This is primarily of a
sandpaper storage cabinet I built, using scraps. The investment in time
was minimal and since I just used scrap material, the cost was
negligible as well.

Have its long lost identical twin in my shop ...

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