the interior of a restored second world war canteen van.
i would love to have a recording of the stories that were told at this window.
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4 comments:
I've always wanted to have my own coffee shop....wouldn't this be a really neat, fun, unusual way of doing it??!! Soooo very cool!
Brilliant header, too, Steven!
And what does it do now? Is it still a tea-truck?
i think a coffee shop on wheels would be an amazing way to meet people and have fun and make money rick . . . . steven
valerianna, sadly enough this vehicle is in a museum . . . steven
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