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Never came close to owning anything like a Jag.
But did get a well used 58 Ghia as a graduation present. My dad paided $350 dollars tor it.
One of my female classmates told me I was a funny looking guy that drove a funny looking car
Oh well

Forty years ago when things got skinny I was planting trees in Toba inlet at 4 cents a tree You had to plant 1500 to make $60 a day 31 days straight =$1860. My rain gear wore a hole on my right arm and I got a staph infection now there are 8 million Canadians collecting CERB $2000 a month just to hi...

Covid - racial tenstions
all I can say

That big bold stuff trom the early 70's is like soul candy to me.
Another one fron that era

I thought of that song after Maggie May but kept thinking and remembered looking into my fathers eyes
when I was five at the end of his life
seems like we were cheated

In 1971 Rod ruled with that album, kind of a heartbeat of the time.
Just graduated then.
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can I squeeze this in?

Poetic champions compose
This guy wrote some good stuff
But this song hits home

Sounds a little tinny like an old am transitor radio from the 70's
but good to me

Fun? Had to pull a fan clutch out of heavy truck today and it almost defeated me , to old for this shit, just not enough courage to retire.
Used to have alot of fun, drinking beer on a tuesday afternoon-What happened?
Did the world change or did I get old?

your comments and picture led me here.

Let's open it Limey
just too much good music out there to be confined.

Thought of that song but didn't know if anyone was old enough to remember.
If you can ignore the I'd in front of the song and focus on love as the first word and world as the last.

Fired up my 2013 today-no problem, the bike has sat for prolonged periods over the years and never had a problem with the original battery. Had to swap out the batteries in my Kenworth after 15 years and my pickup after 11 years last year. No battery tender on any but did start then once in awhile. ...

I know what you are saying Fish. Spent some time in the prairies and felt like a "fish" out of water.
Never felt confined but curious that's why I enjoy your and Old Grinners photos-
they give me a different perspective.

Lots of trees and rocks to get above for me to see that far.

Takes me back to nailing an old roller skate to some type of board and finding the steepest hill.
All kinds of carnage-no protective equipment or helmets.
Free range kids without a care in the world.

these gals sang about the dilemma many years ago

Postscipt don't let covid become a quicksand

u_vkKozA8OI After some digging I found that Canada's population was 8000000 in 1914 After the fist world war which took 50000 and the spanish flu which took 50000 we ended up with 8800000 in 1920. Don't want to make light of covid but shit happens. Stay safe but you may not be able to answer the ro...