July 24, 1883 (no, 1983) Northwest Bug-In Program
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3 comments:
This 1983 NW Bug In is cool but what about the one from 1883 as posted in your header date? I bet that was a swinging meet! Bill Fish
Good catch, Bill! - The 1883 Bug-In was actually a swarm of locust. Not fun at all...
It's fun to look at all those home made advertisements. You don't see that a lot these days with Photoshop and similar programs.
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