About 18 years ago there was a lady in the neighborhood who put this lawnmower out by the street. I asked her what was the story on it, she said she just wanted rid of it so I took it and put it in the shed and didn't think twice and actually thought it was a snapper lawnmower. In the process of moving and my other mowers are in Florida now so pulled out this mower and figured I would see if it would start. I went and got a new plug and filter at Walmart and to my surprise it started on the second pull. I took it out for a "test mow" and couldn't believe how easy it was to push. One of the other mowers is a front wheel drive and the cooper is easier than that one. I read the story where the workers unionized and the company shut down. Today we see fast food workers wanting 15 an hour where soldiers and EMT's don't make that. And like the former cooper employees it seems now Wendy's and McDonald's is looking to put in touch screen kiosks so history repeats.

Search under Stories for London architect here on Houz. You will find lots of stories that show the work of London architects and you can decide whose work attracts you.

Celeste, there is much more to the estate. That is just a small part of the house, and there is a swimming people around which the daylilies are located (good place for enforced viewing). There are several levels to the acreage. Some day I will picture the grounds, but others would not appreciate it now. Julia, I have been surprised how I have liked the deep cantaloupe color of Tropical Fruit Loops. Yes, Abraham Lincoln does not open perfectly flat all of the time, something that usually bothers me, but it seems quite natural in this case with all the buds. It is not as pronounced as the canoeing that I associate with many patterns. Also, the color is a bit smoky, but I find that quite appealing. David, if there are any other Bennetts that come close to the quality of Wild Cherry Wine, emphasize them. What about Beauty in Motion?

Alex actually advised Todd Crain to apply for his job, once he left Jeopardy. He told him he would put in a good word for him, but that his replacement will and should be, up to the network. So it's highly doubtful the network will go with someone who is not really well known. But at least Mr. Crain has a personal note written to him from Alex Trebek, who clearly felt he'd be well suited for the job. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9KPjNZwZOWk