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Old gold mining settlement, Kawarau Gorge Otago, South Island, New Zealand 3H1003.1843 Nikon D300 | Nikon 18-200VR @ 150mm 1/125s f/16 ISO200 | Raw Featured in South Island, New Zealand (20 March 2010) Featured in Old Things (31 March 2010) Featured in A Little Bit Country! (6 December 2011) Featured in Haka...Land of the Long White Cloud... (28 May 2016) Winner in #1 Favorites "Wagons and Pull Carts" (15 November 2013) Top 10 in A Little Bit Country! "Countryside in drought" (5 July 2010) Top 10 in 49er with Wheels – ground transportation prior to 1950 "Horse Drawn Transportation Prior to 1950" (16 February 2011) Top 10 in Farm and Country "Tractors or Wagons" (25 May 2016)

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This cute Lab is ready to hit the golf course in his golf course.

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I'm not a savage.

The shopping cart is the ultimate litmus test for whether a person is capable of self-governing. *Please note: this shirt is made to look 'vintage' and purposely has a distressed look in the design.

For a crazy fan

A manipulated photo of a push-cart that looks vaguely like a swimming pool.

Cart (Chinese Radical) written in Traditional Chinese Characters. 車 (chē). Traditional Chinese logograph fade graphic in a brush circle - simple design format. Great for learning or representing a millenia old sign. Chinese writing is an art and you can share it on T-Shirts Apparel Prints and other Products. Make sure you take off the tag.

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Augusta Georgia golf cart

Because she said I could.

Golf Green travel poster.

Bar Cart

A nineteenth century wooden animal-pulled cart in a derelict Italian farm building

Peak through the grass and catch yourself a fresh Grow mushroom, guaranteed to help you defeat turtles, over-sized bullets....and turtles that can fly. You might also save a princess, but she's likely in another castle.

Ice Cream Cart

Image of a Fiat Golf Cart

A nineteenth century wooden animal-pulled cart in a derelict Italian farm building

Golf course in a vintage travel style.

Cute grandma's golf cart race car tshirt is perfict gift for golfing grandmother. Great for birthdays, retirement party, or to celebrate buying grandma's new golf cart.

The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, better known as A&P, was an American chain of grocery stores that ceased supermarket operations in November 2015, after 156 years in business. From 1915 through 1975, A&P was the largest grocery retailer in the United States (and until 1965, the largest U.S. retailer of any kind). This design features A&P's 1976 rebrand logo which featured a new sunrise effect with a set of colored bands leading up to an offset A&P mark in a new, more modern typeface - the first major update since 1859.

They See Me Rollin' They Hatin' Funny Golf Cart Cartoon illustration by Jeff Hobrath.

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A wheel of a nineteenth century wooden animal-pulled cart in a derelict Italian farm building

Birthday or Father's Day Gift for Dad. This is how I roll T-Shirt. Funny gift idea for golfers. With a vintage, retro themed design that's taken inspiration from 60's and 70's fashion, this tee will remain stylish for many years to come. If you like this golf cart t-shirt, click the brand name "Pack A Punch" to view more items with a similar design style. We have a large variety of retro and vintage designs so everybody can find something that represents them and the things they love.

Wales "see the Sun". It's quicker by Rail.

This image of a colorful flower cart in beautiful, sunny Puerto Rico would look lovely in anyone's home.

Nothing says like crazy, action-packed adventure like a golf cart careening wildly through the streets of Los Santos!

Tee Time (Golf)

The assassin with son who roams Japan lending his skill and child for work. The little boy keeps count of his father's kills and it stands here at 345.

Another great illustration from renowned artist Paul Cemmick's Movie Stars Collection

Golf = Legal drinking and driving

Quotes Jacquouille the scoundrel and Sir Godefroy.

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