Thanks for joining us on our journey of North America
in our Holiday Rambler, since August 2006
in our Holiday Rambler, since August 2006
Where are we today ?
Sunday is a day rest right? Well we just gonna take it easy today, overcast cloudy a bit of wind and nothing we want to do today. So computing, coffees, walkabouts a quick dive to town to fill our water jug with purified water and back home.
But on the way back I passed this car lot with a bunch of old cars. Good Ol' Days cars and parts so I just had to stop and peak. Suzie was not with me so that was ok.
Good Ol' Days tow truck |
Project cars for sure |
Well looking around I spot a 1958 Ford, I had one of those, bought it for fifty bucks and traded it for an almost new motorcycle, 1965 Honda 90 cc, my first bike.
1958 Ford |
78 Ranchero |
same Ranchero |
1956 Ford |
Ford Pickup |
1949 Ford |
Well yeah I guess, a lot older, less hair, a few more pounds and where did that grey come from? But it seems like only yesterday but wow 40 years ago I was playing in the sand with my kids on Prince Edward Island Canada, camping in our tent trailer on a two week vacation.
1972 Beach on PEI, me , Kim and Ken |
Then a couple years later oldest daughter Kim and I just hanging out.
1974 Kim and I |
Then another 14 years later enjoying the sun in our backyard in Plattsville Ontario, had a lot more hair then, things sure change.
me 1986 lotsa hair and no gray! |
Then 2006 we decided enough of this slavery lets buy an Rv sell the house, live our dream and run away, see some of North America. And here we are 6 years later still running away, following the sun, but now have 5 grandchildren we need to see grow up and boy they are growing fast.
They are getting older quickly and so are we, but I still think I am better shape than that 1949 Ford in the picture above with probably a lot more miles on me too.
Today less hair more gray |
more corned beef ,cabbage and carrots, yummy |
In the afternoon the sun came in and out for a while, temperatures up to 82f (28c), windy and humid but we enjoyed every minute of it.
Boy, its a tough live, so glad we can suffer with!
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Looks like a good place to find a project car. And more then just a few the old classics. Always fun looking back at ourselves over the years and makes us realize how fast the time does pass. Have a GREAT WEEK!
ReplyDeleteHey there, great blog entry today, loved the trip down memory lane! Saw a photo of Kim's little girl the other day on FB, she's a little doll, just a clone of Kim herself! Nice pictures of the cars too, I remember your cars well! And the Ranchero! We are still looking for one I think (ours was a '76). We had very warm weather here yesterday, I went out in the kayak after lunch as soon as the ice on the lake shrunk enough so I could get onto the water. Spring is here!!
ReplyDeleteAllen and Lolita:
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by, so many places in the souther states to find project cars, not like bak home in Canada, the salt on the roads have killed most of them years ago.
Lou:
Thanks for stopping by, I had so many old cars back then. Glad you are enjoying the warm weather back home.
Great trip down memory lane. You were a hunk in the ole days and still are:)
ReplyDeleteYou are one handsome dude George!
ReplyDeleteAs you know, I LOVE the old cars, so I really enjoyed your blog today.
ReplyDeleteI don't think anyone would recognize me from some of my youthful photos.
Have fun ... TnT
Contessa, Larry and TnT:
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by the past with me and all the kind words too.
Well that was fun going down memory lane. Love those old pictures of you. I think I would have had a hard time trying to picture you like that. Boy do we ever change over the years.
ReplyDeleteKevin and Ruth
www.travelwithkevinandruth.com
Yes we sure do change over the years, hard to believe.
ReplyDeleteYes we sure do change over the years, hard to believe.
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