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Sid Harrison

Posted 2008-04-15 12:43 PM (#15015)

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Location: Colton, NY

Subject: Life in the fast lane

Has four images. If you're on a copper wire dial-up it will take a coupla minutes to load.

http://www.sid-hill.com/temporee/heaven.htm

Corabelle

Posted 2008-04-15 4:36 PM (#15019 - in reply to #15015)

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Posts: 2561

Location: Rapid City, SD

Subject: Really nice pictures, Sid.

To Retirement:

Cora

steamboat

Posted 2008-04-15 7:15 PM (#15022 - in reply to #15015)

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Location: Boydton, Virginia

Subject: RE: Life in the fast lane

That is a really clear picture, Sid. Keep that camera!!
BTW, I lived in the Finger Lakes region, close to Watkins Glen in 1954-56. Beautiful country, but have not been back since. I miss the snow living here in southern Virginia.
Steamboat sends

Edited by steamboat 2008-04-15 7:16 PM

GaryKC

Posted 2008-04-15 8:41 PM (#15023 - in reply to #15015)

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Location: Kansas City Missouri

Subject: RE: Life in the fast lane

Great photos, drove from New London to Watkins Glen and attended a small music concert held there in July 1973. Great memories.

subvetss

Posted 2008-04-16 6:46 AM (#15030 - in reply to #15015)

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Subject: RE: Life in the fast lane

Sure makes me homesick.
Joe'the'Most

subvetss

Posted 2008-04-16 6:49 AM (#15031 - in reply to #15023)

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Subject: RE:Small concert?

Didn't happen to be Greatful Dead and Doobie Bros. did it?
Joe'the'Most

Flapper

Posted 2008-04-16 8:32 AM (#15033 - in reply to #15031)

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Location: Tucson AZ

Subject: You mean this one?

Bigger than Woodstock?

There ain't NOTHING like a Grateful Dead Concert!

Edited by Flapper 2008-04-16 8:39 AM

GaryKC

Posted 2008-04-16 8:59 AM (#15034 - in reply to #15015)

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Location: Kansas City Missouri

Subject: RE: Life in the fast lane

Yep, that one. We had seen the Allman Brothers at Madison Square Garden the previous weekend and decided to go to the racetrack and meet up with a few others.

Bear

Posted 2008-04-16 10:37 AM (#15037 - in reply to #15015)

Great Sage of the Sea

Posts: 781

Location: Port Orchard WA

Subject: RE: Life in the fast lane

we lost about a half dozen of my Nuc School class because they actually made it to Woodstock, (and were a tad late getting back) I was dink and couldn't join in Because so many of SSC there lost people to Woodstock they actually had two concert on the Base later in the Summer of 69 Only group I remeber from them though was a group called 10 Wheel Drive with a singer Gina Raven wow could she sing (a cross between Joplin and Grace Slick)

Edited by Bear 2008-04-16 10:42 AM

Bear

Posted 2008-04-16 11:00 AM (#15038 - in reply to #15015)

Great Sage of the Sea

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Location: Port Orchard WA

Subject: RE: Life in the fast lane

isn't the internet something else here is a youtube of her singing (she is still preforming and would be ~60 and is/was producing records)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmWp6LYqdww&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQX8x5q2cKI&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wUqncT6hnT4

and yes I am/was a tremendous Janis fan and it is one of my regrets I never saw her live

I guess I have strange tastes in music (Jimmy Buffet Fan as well as Johnny Cash, Crystal Gale, and most of the bands of 67-69)

Edited by Bear 2008-04-16 11:06 AM

GaryKC