Hobo Jungle
I got a laugh out of that one. Of course I'm drinking Blue like a stream full of Grizzlies. [grizzly |?grizl?| noun ( pl. -zlies) (also grizzly bear) an animal of a large race of the brown bear native to North America. Known to love bells and hate pepper • Ursus arctos horribilis, family Ursidae.]
That a life will be spent gaining inches,
When this distance is read in miles.
When this distance is read in miles.
- Jackie Blue
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A friend from England sent me a link to a real American hobo whose music is making it HUGE in the UK. His name is Seasick Steve and he's been a hobo since the age of 14. He plays what he calls the three-string trance guitar. I have fallen in love with his music and I wanted to turn you all on to him too. His story is a great one!
http://www.seasicksteve.com/
It's All Good!
-JB
http://www.seasicksteve.com/
It's All Good!
-JB
- Renovo PRR
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- Joined: Wed Apr 25, 2007 5:39 pm
- Location: Pennsylvania
I can never make it into Stoystown. When I'm coming from the East on thirty my car wants to turn left just past Franks er Stoystown Auto Wreckers. If I'm going West it want to turn right into another place at the top of the hill. Now if I am coming from Hooversville by the time I get to the old RT 30 stone bridge location the car makes a left into that parking lot.
I guess I could make it if I was coming from Somerset since that one is closed.
I guess I could make it if I was coming from Somerset since that one is closed.
Couple of pictures from the Lycoming County Fair, for Hev.
Buddy, it's a 1937 that was in the tractor pull.
Check out that big-ass front cylinder, guys. I don't know that much about tractors, but most sit the engine on top of the frame. This one here, like Hev's, the engine IS the frame.
And the external clutch.
The cockpit view.
And man, do I love how JD makes their iron!
One more John Deere pic...
LOL!
And the obligatory shot from the Ferris Wheel..
Awaiting the Demolition Derby, the kids wanted to say "Hi" to their idol...
And one last shot, inside the men's room. LOL!!

Buddy, it's a 1937 that was in the tractor pull.
Check out that big-ass front cylinder, guys. I don't know that much about tractors, but most sit the engine on top of the frame. This one here, like Hev's, the engine IS the frame.
And the external clutch.
The cockpit view.
And man, do I love how JD makes their iron!
One more John Deere pic...
LOL!
And the obligatory shot from the Ferris Wheel..
Awaiting the Demolition Derby, the kids wanted to say "Hi" to their idol...
And one last shot, inside the men's room. LOL!!
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kerr
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