Posted by Ralphwd45 on June 18, 2012 at 11:32:10 from (216.227.114.226):
The wife and I, took a road trip, to Martinez Ca., to attend a reunion of her family saturday. I had never met them, and went along, to see what kind of people she sprang from. Nice folks, but not a redneck amongst them. 14 hr's one way, in a little 93 ply sundance,( because I am cheep, and didn't want to spring for gas in the 06 windstar van.) The Air cond. quit in Oregon on the way down, and they had 105 deg's in Martinez Sat. ANYWAY to get to the point! On the way down, after crossing into Ca. from Ore, around Grenada, I saw a building-barn-shed, with The State Of Jefferson, written on the roof, in big white letters. I wondered if there was a connection, with one of our YT posters, who uses the same handle? On the way home Sunday, I checked again, and the building was in a field next to the I-5 freeway, on the northbound side. Would the state of jefferson care to comment on this, and relive my courosity?
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