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Harry Woodbury had the Mystery Machine in Sept, 2003 for a tour of Pawleys Island, South Carolina. |
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The town of Pawleys welcomes Scoob and Shag. This is the Hammock Shop where Harry works. |
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The van parked on Harry’s rack at work, and Harry and the Mystery Machine testing the product. |
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The Mystery Machine at Alice’s Grave in the Pawleys Cemetary. Alice died durring the Revolutionary War. They say if you circle the grave backwards three times, Alice will pull your rings off. The story is that shoe lost her engagement ring before she died and she is still looking for it. So many people try it that no grass can grow around the grave. |
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A few more shots from the graveyard.... who is that behind the Mystery Machine? Alice the ghost maybe? |
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