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A few of shots from the old days: Long neck returnables The now popular can. I forgot about these bottles. PBRs go great with Jack by the way.

They get tired of green?

I've noticed it before but cannot say when I first noticed it. Not sure of the vintage of the photos. On Google Earth the copyright is 2007. However my van is still shown in my backyard. Its been in my driveway for well over a year. Maybe even 2 years.

Life was easier in those days, spelling was pretty much free style.

Not really worth the effort IMHO

I've been there. You'd be surprised how easy it is to find.

Colt-45 is very potent.

It kind of amuses me that PBR is becoming a hip beer now. It was big in the late 70's and early 80's but kind of fizzled out when the micro brews came on the scene. To this day there is probably no other one brand of beer that I have drank more of than PBR. But I'm working on it. Go Yuengling...

Worked for me

It was great seeing you all. Wish I could have gone with you. After I left I made my way down to Constable Bridge. The road at the foot of the bridge is washed out. Oh well. Here is the group shot:

Awesome!

I don't know how deep it is there but I've seen people jumping off of Quaker Bridge. It's got to be deeper than 6-7 feet to do that so 12 feet does not seem unreasonable. Steve

Coming from Rt206, as soon as you enter the large clearing before the ruin, look to your right. You will see an access to the Batsto. That is where I put in. Steve

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Just use the damn thing!!! Be proud of them pin stripes. You've had more vehicles since I've known you than I've ever owned in 35 years (not including my kids cars). Steve

Look out Guy, there might be a charging elephant.

WOW! That's a short trip. They're Boy Scouts, let them do some dragging. It will do them good. They'll have a blast. Steve

I can see why that is your favorite place. Stunning! Steve

The Pines are where I went when my dad passed a few years ago. It rejuvenates the soul. My prayers for your mom Scott. Steve

I love the "Dacks". Great photos. I could have told you you would not make it. We are flat landers for sure. Steve