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The re-enactment at Appomattox was going on this week too.

I started to delete this off the camera immediately... but upon further research, I did get the first one of the year- a girl in a car! Imagine that- talking on her cell phone too. I saw fog- and cars with no headlights on. Still got snow hanging around at Conneaut Lake, Pa. Got my dumpsters strapped down, ready to ride. I stopped at the rest area to put more bungees across the doors because they were flapping open when I got up to 95-100 mph. Knocked the bark off my shin when I stepped back and ran out of trailer to step on. I saw a reflection of some jackass in a Kenworth when I was unloading the dumpsters in Montross, Va. Then I went to Saluda and picked up a load of lumber. They said the sawmill was down past the racetrack a few miles. Saw this old Ford at the sawmill. They said they still used this truck up until a few years ago to move trailers around. This old Emeryville was there too. And this Loadstar 1800-

arrrright then, i'm back from doing shit that it was highly suggested that I do,or else doing a couple of things i've been meaning to do for a while. Finally did my taxes...finally fixed that annoying leak in the toilet tank in the bathroom-put everything in that sumbitch new. And Vlad's picture looked so good I went to the store and got some meat to put on a stick...couldn't find the exotic stuff, like the ram, but I did find pig and chicken. Anyhow... where was I ? A dog in a truck. A sharp dressed pig on the roof. A big bucket for sale. Steep grade up ahead...slow me down...making no time. Kinda says it all,eh? Lumber strapped down, ready to go. Looks like it might be clearing off up ahead.

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I saw some stuff this week- I saw a couple of big Mack trucks at Taylor Bros. in Lynchburg, where I delivered the cross ties. I saw Greendash in Lynchburg too. I saw the goat on Powell Mtn. Pittsburgh- I saw Greendash in Pittsburgh too. more later...

All these historical and interesting pictures from our nation's capital, and all you say is "wow, your wife is hot!'' ? ...I agree, i'm right there with you!

Happy birthday!

I've been through there, loaded beams there before, it's just south of Knoxville, in Nocluejoe66's neck of the woods... Joe should go check it out.

You're over on the wrong side of the state!

I did see this one in Winfall on the way home. She wanted me to help her look for her panties she claimed to have lost in the back seat. I'm not falling for such trickery as that, I know they have some kind of ulterior motive in mind but i'm just too smart for them,eh?

I've never had any of those issues either, always works fine for me. I thought this was an April fool's joke when I saw it.

I might give that Yuengling a try. I like PBR all right too, but I bought a six pack of Sam Adams once to try it and I thought it sucked. And I could have almost bought a 30 pack of Old Milwaukee for what that 6 pack of Sam Adams cost. Old Milwaukee is good too, or at least it used to be, haven't drank any for a long time.

I made three trips up to Pa. and back this week. I had a two-stop Warren and Conneaut Lake, a Strattonville, and Punxsutawny loads going up. Loaded cans in Greenville going to Richmond the first two trips, loaded some used cross ties near Latrobe yesterday coming back to Lynchburg. I saw a steep grade up ahead on rt.77 on the way to Coconut Lake. It's getting pretty warm, but there's still ice on the pond. A dog in a car. A Ford by the road. Trout season must be open... Big Mack trucks at S.B.Cox in Richmond. Big Mack truck by the road for sale. Got a load of cans tied down, ready to ride. This cabover Peterbilt on rt. 422 looked pretty bad-ass! Road shots, rt. 30 in Pa. Nice looking old Monte Carlo there. Load of used cross ties.

Great pictures! I used to have a goat for a pet, he was a lot of fun.

Bullshit- we seen it!

Yeah, that was the trailer that the load was transferred from. He got in about the same time I did and put the trailer in the shop.

Example of a defective trailer axle bearing- A train. A dog. A...I dunno... Nice looking cab overs at Big Boy's Truck Stop in Kenly, N.C. I saw another aerodyne like the white one except it was blue with brown and white stripes while I was sitting in the restaurant, so I didn't get a picture. It was pulling a reefer too. I delivered those two coils from last week in Goldsboro, then picked up a load of lumber in Dudley going to Moneta, Va. I went to Moneta the next morning. There was a truck there in front of me waiting to unload. He still had his tarps on his load. I took all my straps off and wound them up... he still had his tarps on his load. Another truck pulled in behind me to unload, so I went back and chatted with him for a while. By now the truck in front had his tarps off, so I helped him fold them. Loads coming in there do not have to be tarped in the first place, but it could be company policy that his company tarps everything or the policy where ever he loaded that all loads had to be tarped. Then I walked into the office to see if they had a load there for me to pick up, which they did, going to Warren,Pa. I got the paperwork, went back outside, and another truck had pulled in to unload. The first truck still hadn't gotten his straps off yet. So there was three trucks, unstrapped and ready to unload still waiting on the first truck to get his straps off. He finally gets unloaded and pulls around the corner somewhere, then I get unloaded and pull around to reload. While i'm waiting for a straight truck to pull out of the loading spot where I need to be the first driver comes walking by with a folder in his hand with his reload info in it, then gets in his truck and backs into the spot i'm waiting to get into. Well, that's ok, he did unload first, so i'm not going to say anything because I had my pick-up info first. So they start loading his trailer...and the driver is nowhere to be seen. I'm wondering why he's not strapping his load down as they're loading it- he could have had it all strapped, but he sat in the truck. I'm not going to mention any names or anything, but he held up everybody trying to get unloaded and loaded in there. Since he hadn't even started to strap his load by the time the loading was finished, Kenny told him to pull outside the gate and strap it down so he would be out of everybody else's way. More ice in Pa. Leaning stack of lumber- Nice Chevrolet at Art Reed's-

We all like the truck stuff, and almost everybody likes boobage. I think I might know that girl in the car. Can't see her face well enough to tell for sure, but I think her name is Norma Stitz.

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dammit!..now everybody will know where all the Winfall wimmins really come from.

What the hell is that?..where's my dictionary?..never mind,i'll just google it. Oh- somebody to run the joint, eh?..good choice!

Ken might need to aquire another trailer and pull a set of doubles in there...sounds like a lot going on in that small trailer.

I certainly won't be starting any $#!t.

Then on the way home I stopped at the Winfall rest area. I heard a thumping noise coming from the trunk of this car, then noticed this girl in the trunk with duct tape over her mouth and hands. I think she was trying to tell me something, but I have no idea what. I'd never seen a license plate like that so I figured the car was probably from up north somewhere, so I just got back in my pickup and came home.