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Hobbies Keeping busy.
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Especially if your hobby makes you some money.
Christ_empowered
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I’m just now learning this myself.
Truthfrees
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amen - statistics say those who have an income from something they love live longer and have less sick days
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then its not a hobby .I wouldn't enjoy history as much if I did it for work
You must be a pessimist.
If you enjoy history, why not try to make something fun out of it?
Invent a history game of some sort.
I was thinking long the lines of leather work with belts or purses.
Or art (photography) work with shows for sales of same.
Myself, I would love to rehab old cars, but live in an apartment with rules prohibiting such work.
I would need the money to rent garage space, etc.
We could just start buying lotto tickets.
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Mrs. Barbarian sells a few of our photographs. It's good money, but I'm unwilling to put much time into it; I would be looking for stuff that sells, instead of things that move me. Doesn't sound like fun.
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making money out of history would require I own property ,or work for a tourism company.local history here isn't that type of draw .
I take photos and tell there stories . at best a postcard or suchlike .leg work has been done .the society doesn't pay ,in fact to be a member I would pay.docent are volunteers .or I would have to get into genealogy and work for the library .
I much would rather not work .docent work I could do .
there are degrees and jobs for historians who research property history . Platt research etc .not hard to do just have to have access .its open to the public and I can request a Platt hand drawn of old for that .I have downloaded and posted this one's history
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Is that an old train station?Mrs. Barbarian sells a few of our photographs. It's good money, but I'm unwilling to put much time into it; I would be looking for stuff that sells, instead of things that move me. Doesn't sound like fun.
Where is it?
That is very 1940-50's.
It could be on Route 66 !
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built 1952 before the widening of the road its on .I found it on a topo of 1951 .hard to see it but its there its neighbors to the west are as old and older . the former Sinclair built in 1949 and the gas station,next to it built in 1954,and the motel across from it are how I could verify it
Barbarian
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It's the old RR station at the International District in Seattle.
There's now a light rail line going by there, but the station is usually not very crowded.
Old train stations were so enticing.
Beautiful as churches once were.
I wonder if airports will one day fall into that realm.
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