the old man learned a new trick

[Geoff C.]

[Michael H.]

Who's The Old Guy On The Left?

Looks like he could somehow be related to you Geoffrey, but from a previous generation?

[Terry F.]

Great picture! *NM*

[Tracy C.]

camera still work after that one?? *NM*

[Chuck S.]

Re: the old man learned a new trick

Wooowwww! You guys are REALLY getting old...maybe the government will help yawl buy a couple of those little electric scooters to get around Carlisle next time.

[John A.]

Re: the old man learned a new trick

Geezzz... where did you two legends manage to take that picture anyway.... some tool shed? ;-)

[Dick W.]

Re: the old man learned a new trick

Hmmmm. Maybe the gentman on the right is an archologist and maybe dug up the fossil on the left?

[Joe L.]

Re: the old man learned a new trick

Geoffrey------

Gee whiz-----do we ever look "seedy" and "dissipated" in this photo! If a cop had seen us we would have probably been arrested for vagrancy. I feel like I need to go see Gary Cox.

Yes, driving that 69 of yours definitely brought back "old memories" (after all, it's been almost 10 years since I drove my own 69)and it gave me a "taste" of what it will be like with it's new "ZL-1". The side pipes? Well, let's just say that I'm no more enchanted of them now than I was before that day.

We did have a great time, though; no doubt about it. Plus, I had 4 lobster rolls driving down (about 1+ lobster per roll with these giant "morsels" and DEFINITELY the best to be found in the northeast!). In fact, the "final tally" for this trip is 26 lobsters and 14 orders of steamed clams. Upon arriving home, I found that I had LOST 2 pounds. What more can a person ask for? If it hadn't been for all those Italian sausage sandwiches at Carlilse, I might have lost 4 pounds.

[Gerard F.]

A Bronx Boy and San Jose Kid

Hope to meet you both some day.

Jerry Fuccillo
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Brooklyn-Queens Boy