Paul Harvey on Dirt Roads - nicer times
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Paul Harvey on Dirt Roads - nicer times
Ann
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Re: Paul Harvey on Dirt Roads - nicer times
Hi Ann,
Couldn't agree more! We just bought a property about a mile out of town - mostly dirt roads - and everytime we go out there my truck positively grins...Ken
If there hadn't been women we'd still be squatting in a cave eating raw meat, because we made civilization in order to impress our girl friends. And they tolerated it and let us go ahead and play with our toys. Orson Wells
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love Sedona - have spent time there with our motorhome and rock climbing jeep - took the Broken Arrow trail once by accident - WOW
any way love the area - we now live in the woods in Brown County Indiana - almost off a dirt road - one and a half lane kind of paved, narrow curvy roadAnn
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Originally posted by asirimarco View Postlove Sedona - have spent time there with our motorhome and rock climbing jeep - took the Broken Arrow trail once by accident - WOW
any way love the area - we now live in the woods in Brown County Indiana - almost off a dirt road - one and a half lane kind of paved, narrow curvy road
I've been a tour guide off and on for ten years - drove jeeps for the last 2 - took the winter off but will probably do the Grand Canyon a few days a week this summer - not too bad a way to make an extra buck lol. Don't know when we'll make it to Brown County but if you're coming to Sedona again let us know!Ken
If there hadn't been women we'd still be squatting in a cave eating raw meat, because we made civilization in order to impress our girl friends. And they tolerated it and let us go ahead and play with our toys. Orson Wells
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My maternal grandfather was a coal miner and my paternal grandfather was a dirt farmer. I remember visiting them up the holler and around the bend through long curvy roads that seem to lead no where except to God's beauty, clean living and decent folk. We could use a little more that today...
Tina
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