For Retired Hippies Only. What are you listening to?
Youtube decided I needed to listen to
this morning, with no complaints from me.
I kinda have history with the album cover.
The photo was taken at the remnants of the I 5 and Hwy 14 interchange in San Fernando Valley, site of the Sylmar Earthquake 1971. The contractor I worked for when I began my career in the Operating Engineers was building that interchange at the time. The subject of the quake came up one day when I was working with one of the guys that was on that project "That quake saved this company's butt. We were so far in the red in costs, no way we could complete it. The insurance money bailed us out."
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Funny, the ready mix concrete plant I was operating on the 2 freeway in Glendale was set up under an incompleted overpass
much like the album cover. I came into work on a Monday morning and the local comedians had gone through the barriers to that overpass and thrown some sheets of plywood off the deck where we had it stored while they were working on it, all over my plant :BangHead:. Some of which landed right where the front end loader put the rock and sand into the plant :rofl:. I was a little late with the concrete that day :rofl:
Youtube decided I needed to listen to
this morning, with no complaints from me.
I kinda have history with the album cover.
The photo was taken at the remnants of the I 5 and Hwy 14 interchange in San Fernando Valley, site of the Sylmar Earthquake 1971. The contractor I worked for when I began my career in the Operating Engineers was building that interchange at the time. The subject of the quake came up one day when I was working with one of the guys that was on that project "That quake saved this company's butt. We were so far in the red in costs, no way we could complete it. The insurance money bailed us out."
Funny, the ready mix concrete plant I was operating on the 2 freeway in Glendale was set up under an incompleted overpass
much like the album cover. I came into work on a Monday morning and the local comedians had gone through the barriers to that overpass and thrown some sheets of plywood off the deck where we had it stored while they were working on it, all over my plant :BangHead:. Some of which landed right where the front end loader put the rock and sand into the plant :rofl:. I was a little late with the concrete that day :rofl: