Racing was different 95 years ago. The 1928 Le Mans winning Barnato/Rubin Bentley 4½-Litre and second placed Édouard Brisson/Robert Bloch Stutz DV16 Black Hawk ‘Bearcat’.
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Racing was different 95 years ago. The 1928 Le Mans winning Barnato/Rubin Bentley 4½-Litre and second placed Édouard Brisson/Robert Bloch Stutz DV16 Black Hawk ‘Bearcat’.
my ocverse was originally gonna have a group dynamic of around 6-10 teens but i‘ve gotten WAY too attached to the dynamic of the only 4 kids i have there so far to add more since it took me too long to think of the rest
i love my ocverse protag cause his punk fashion and the fact that he’s an angel both clash and go together so well
cries thinking about my ocs
Opening of King Stutz Tomb: a short story about A.K. Miller
Opening of King Stutz Tomb: a short story about A.K. Miller
Alexander Kennedy Miller was an eccentric recluse who operated Miller’s Flying Service in 1930 out of Montclair, New Jersey. He provided mail and other delivery services by means of an autogyro as well as listing “Expert Automobile Repairing” and “Aeroplanes Rebuilt and Overhauled” on his business card.
After retiring from the Air Force in 1946, Miller and his wife moved to a large farm in East…
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Opening of King Stutz Tomb: a short story about A.K. Miller
Opening of King Stutz Tomb: a short story about A.K. Miller
Alexander Kennedy Miller was an eccentric recluse who operated Miller’s Flying Service in 1930 out of Montclair, New Jersey. He provided mail and other delivery services by means of an autogyro as well as listing “Expert Automobile Repairing” and “Aeroplanes Rebuilt and Overhauled” on his business card.
After retiring from the Air Force in 1946, Miller and his wife moved to a large farm in East…
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