CB1100 Monthly Photo Challenge

[Gone in 60]

Here is my entry, can you spot me? 

As an aside this mirror was Admiral Beatty's, in his cabin on board His Majesty's Ship Lion. The brass plaque on it is dated 1914-1918 and noted with Jutland, Heligoland and Dogger, areas in which this ship did battle. My mother would have picked it up a a "Car Boot Sale" for £5 and plastered this blue paint on it and hung it up in her garage for decades, not minding its history or thinking of its near destruction lying in the bottom of an Ocean. 

So, Mom bought the painting, painted the frame and put a mirror in it? 

I don't have a story like that, but it reminds me of a story related to John Wayne's yacht, the Wild Goose, which is docked in Newport Beach and now used for harbor cruises. At the end of the gang plank is a metal sign that says "Welcome to the Wild Goose". The story we were told was that Wayne's sons were in San Francisco shortly before John's birthday one year. They visited a tavern called the Wild Goose, and swiped its welcome sign to give to Dad to welcome guests to the yacht. The Wild Goose Tavern was initially upset that their sign was stolen, but was happy to hear who it was given to.