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BLAKE Trail Guide Posts: 76 SOAKING LEATHER AND PUTTING IT IN DRYER??? Oct 26, 2007 17:37:39 GMT -5 Quote Select PostDeselect PostLink to PostMemberGive GiftBack to Top Post by BLAKE on Oct 26, 2007 17:37:39 GMT -5 I know this may sound like a retarded question, but I have no experience with distressing I was curious though if soaking and then drying a leather jacket in the dryer would ruin
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Leather banquettes line the walls, and the bar commands the center The restaurant is lively but never loud; it’s a space that invites conversation instead of competition for volume I chose a seat near the bar, where regulars greeted each other by name and the staff moved with an easy precision that comes from familiarity
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I sat in one of the black leather chairs inside the defensive ends meeting room at Memorial Stadium, waiting for my turn to ask Eli Drinkwitz about “College GameDay,” almost as anxiously as Missouri fans have waited 11 years for the show to cover a game their team is playing in The room was
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This year marks nine decades of the archaeological society, which aims to connect amateurs and professionals in a joint pursuit to uncover the past Today, nearly 480 members belong to the society, which was founded in 1935 For at least 70 years, it was based in Columbia, but moved in 2006 to Missouri State University in Springfield
- A new luxury US train is ready to book | State and National News . . .
Reclining leather seats are comfortable and can be rotated so that travelers always face the front of the train, a benefit for those who are prone to motion sickness When passing through particularly scenic sections, the train slows down, which makes it easy to take in the views
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