Too much? These porthole style mirrors would be perfect for a kid's room. A kid who was obsessesed with 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea maybe, and the Titanic... Adults might tread a little more carefully, easpecially if they already have lobster bouy house numbers dangling outside... or maybe that would make them even better.
Bowling Alley Wax. Good find. Get yours here.
Think we got these at LLBean forever ago. Yes, yes... nylon straps. 
These Kinco gloves are so simple and effective they have become
Better? Two pair of choppers from Berlin Glove.
For the man/woman who has everything.
Not made from recycled railway ties, nor built by guys weilding vintage chainsaws who roast their own coffee... but this table from Crate&Bazz has a fortress of solitude vibe that appeals. 
Post and beam clubhouse. Where I blog. Vermont HQ. The bear head on that rug does not scare the kids amazingly, they love it. The bookshelf lights were from Restoration Hardware, great for illuminating antlers. 2 globes are the way to go. Everybody sports "1" globe... Bonus points if it is old enough to have pre-independence names for countries and cities. 
Lunchtime posts get created out on the porch. The crack of a pop-top calls the horses down from the upper field. You can hear the logging trucks heading down the long hill; jake brakes blowing loud.
Might ruminate on which fruit pies to fill the tin-chest behind, or whip up a 10e logo based on a vintage dairy bottle. That kind of thing. The green chaise lounge behind is where our first dog died. Never giving that away. [that part is true -ed.] Snowshoes are up high, within reach. Inspiring. Robin's egg blue ceiling natch.
...to implement an informed, consensus-based national outreach strategy that will increase participation in recreational angling and boating and thereby increase public awareness and appreciation of the need to protect, conserve and restore this nation's aquatic natural resources.Is that meaningful conservation or an excuse to protect powerboat access to waterways... read further and decide. Anyway, Bassador clip might amuse, and like the fontwork.
I, as an Anglers’ Legacy Ambassador, do pledge to introduce at least one acquaintance to fishing each year who has not yet had the pleasure of participation. To deliver a quality introductory experience by sharing my patience, skills, knowledge and equipment. To help the first-time angler understand, appreciate and value what fishing is all about. And I promise to do these things because I want to give back what someone once gave to me—the special gift of fishing.
If you are riding Salomon's 2011 Sick Stick powder-engineered board then you need Tara's knitted hat...
Pistol grip is key for using the movie function on these point/shoots. You can pick them up cheaply. Don't even need the shutter cable. I still like my older Canon pointer for pics have to say, even if the front is half smashed (thx kids...)
Digging around and found this Orvis branded Jeep that was produced for a few years. Looking at them now, that are straight up, old school family Jeeps, w/ decent pulling, an easy-clean Ninja Turtle colorscheme inside and ebay-worthy tire cover... has a sort of niche appeal.In 1992 Francois J. Castaing (Chrysler Vice President-Vehicle Engineering and General Manager of Jeep/Truck Platform) says "Grand Cherokee improves upon the traditional off-road Jeep virtues of toughness, durability, and go-anywhere utility.”
Compared to the Jeep Cherokee, Grand Cherokee was larger, with a longer wheelbase, eight inches greater length, more rear-seat hip room, more front-seat shoulder room, 7.4 cubic feet more cargo space, and 4-inch wider rear doors....it also provided the industry’s first SUV airbag; standard four wheel antilock brakes; the only standard SUV rear wiper/washer; the most efficient air conditioner in its class; and a choice of part time 4WD, full-time 4WD, and the new QuadraTrac AWD system with a center-mounted viscous coupling that, when needed, automatically locks the center differential for maximum torque transfer.
It also had the most powerful engine in its class, a standard 4.0 liter straight-six with 190 horsepower; unibody construction (first in the class); high torsional rigidity that allowed for a softer suspension; a QuadraCoil solid axle, coil spring, multilink front and rear suspension system for lower cost with greater durability, ride, handling, and off-road capability than competitors; and the lowest weight of any vehicle in the class, with the most front and rear shoulder and hip room.
1993-98; The Grand Wagoneer name, was used for a special 318-powered Grand Cherokee with false wood body cladding. The 318 was an optional engine for the Grand Cherokee all the way through to 1998; it was replaced by the 4.7 V8.A five speed manual transmission was available in 1993 and 1994. This was followed by an Orvis Edition from 1995 to 1997, essentially a color package and trim package. -via AllPar.
All Orvis editions were installed with tow hooks and the Up-Country suspension group. In performance, the 5.2 V8 engine became standard, but was available with a 4.0 inline 6-cylinder engine. -via wiki (and in the UK you could get it as a 2.5-litre diesel w/ manual transmission -via TopGear)
Further reading? JeepOrvis.com
The spiel on the back of the cards is the best. Co-worker just pulled these out of her pocket. #Class.
