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Re: Touch of Green
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Posted by mjbrown on September 19, 2006 at 18:09:39 from (64.179.7.110):
In Reply to: Touch of Green posted by WyoDave on September 19, 2006 at 17:02:39:
Wow, what a great line up! It'd cost a bit for the fuel to get them
all running at one time.
Sorry to hear about your granddad. Mine's been gone thirty
years and I still miss him. I used love to hear him tell how they
put up enough food to see them through the winter before cars
and electriciy and refrigeration. I knew my great grand dad well
also, I was twelve when he died at 92. He was born in 1870.
Talk about walking history books! He drove a car (at horse and
buggy speed) and flew in an airliner to California to see his
sister. No way he could have drempt such a thing could ever be
possible when he was young man.
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