Stop in for a cup of coffee

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Never forget!
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Makes the hair on my neck stand up every time I was there. Worked directly across the street from the Park.
 
Today besides being anniversary from WW2 is also our annual reenactment anniversary for battle of Prairie Grove during Civil War. Not exactly a day of infamy but yet another reminder of the many non impact stalemate battles that incurred huge loss of life for zero tactical advantage. They battled for two days ultimately exhausting each others supplies for no clear Victor. The Southern Army had to withdraw in middle of the night back thru the valley (Greasy Valley Rd) where our home sits, back towards Ft Smith. The loss of life was staggering. I simply cannot imagine going to my Captain at end of the day and reporting I had lost hundreds of men that day. We are about to head out and attend the reenactment. Nothing romantic about men killing each other in War.
 
Kind of interesting, Joined the Jicpac site. Lot of messages from guys and gal I used to work with.
 
Just when you think canning season is over. Oranges for canning and we mix peels up with vinegar for household cleaner.

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I had a solution at the rock farm that was used as a release agent in trucks hauling asphalt that was made of citrus peels :lol: It would actually dissolve asphalt oil :eek: . However, it smelled so good I had a rag in a tin can soaked with it under the seat of my truck that made the truck smell so nice like oranges :lol:
 
I had a solution at the rock farm that was used as a release agent in trucks hauling asphalt that was made of citrus peels :lol: It would actually dissolve asphalt oil :eek: . However, it smelled so good I had a rag in a tin can soaked with it under the seat of my truck that made the truck smell so nice like oranges :lol:
Orange you glad it wasn't a banana?
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I like it. Great for the parts washer not to good for the ultrasonic cleaner I uses straight simple green in that one.
 
Makes the hair on my neck stand up every time I was there. Worked directly across the street from the Park.
I wish my stepdad was still around and you 2 could chat. He was stationed in Pearl for 2 years.
 
Yup changes the name when you look at it. Wife showed me it this am. Actually, scary it can do that!
 
We all made it to this sunny Saturday it seems, high of 55 .
That war took both my grandfather's, grandma Mable never forever the the Japanese, she said grandpa was a very tall man , 6' 3" or more, she was 5' tall on a good day. All us boys (4 of us) landed at me being the tallest at 5' 10 when I was 25.
 
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