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Home of the “Original Sheepherder’s Bread”, Erick Schat’s Bakkery (not a misspelling) in Bishop, California (not too far from the eastern entrance of Yosemite National Park) has a beautiful wagon parked out front.
This photo is a stock photo from the internet, so there are some lines and “A”s across it. I cleared some off, but some remain.
I Googled it and sure enough: there she sits, from every angle on Google Maps as you do a virtual drive by, panning and zooming :-). Cool!
Been there for years and years.
Careful! Those Bishop cops, for years & years have used out-of-towner’s as a source of revenue!
Cool Jeep, Cool building!
I’m up there for work all the time. I can snap a couple more pics if you want.
Chris: I’d welcome pics!
Does it run, or is it just “lawn art”?
In a building that neat, and with a Jeep like that out front, I’ll buy whatever they’re selling and like it!