I bet there was some happy home owners there and glad you are on there teamSurvived the HOA meeting but not w/o casualties, I am now the V.P. Hoping for not too much drama and just dealing with the road that we maintain.
I bet there was some happy home owners there and glad you are on there teamSurvived the HOA meeting but not w/o casualties, I am now the V.P. Hoping for not too much drama and just dealing with the road that we maintain.
I bet there was some happy home owners there and glad you are on there team
Probably not bad, its always good to know your naybors, or let them get to know youThanks HA HA yep happy because they don't have to do it. Seriously though, we're new in the neighborhood, 3 year hitch so how bad could it be?
Thanks HA HA yep happy because they don't have to do it. Seriously though, we're new in the neighborhood, 3 year hitch so how bad could it be?
Probably not bad, its always good to know your naybors, or let them get to know you
Hugs, in the face, with a chair!Well, once you get your binoculars out to identify cracked caulking on a 2nd story garage dormer... and cite the homeowner, there will be hugs all around
Thanks HA HA yep happy because they don't have to do it. Seriously though, we're new in the neighborhood, 3 year hitch so how bad could it be?
Thanks HA HA yep happy because they don't have to do it. Seriously though, we're new in the neighborhood, 3 year hitch so how bad could it be?
There is somewhere in my family archives a photo of Neil Young pushing my sister on a swing in our back yard. He was good friends with my uncle Leonard. Would be near 60 years ago.
It is. It was restored by a friend of mine. It was a race car back in the 70's owned by another friend. It is so cool to see it driving around on the street and still running 10.90's. Jeff drove it 20 miles to the reunion.Tempest wagon is cool
Sorry, just some photos from the drag strip reunion I host. John Rapp (first photo) was into racing back in the 60's when the track opened. He is 95 now and still has the "spark". He walked up to the starting line and watched final rounds. I love this stuff. Jim Jensen (the younger fella) worked for him in the 70's and 80's and brought him out. He has coffee with the oldster every week. What a story!
Oops, I forgot the Lead Sled.Another heavy hitter was Tom Akin. He had a 427 powered Chevy wagon named the Lead Sled that was a national record holder. It was good to meet him and his son. Between the two there was a lot of old stories to tell. Jeff yost is the younger guy on the left that brought out the Pontic Wagon . He is all about old race cars and the memories they hold.
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