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Yes Ranchero’s! I guess it may have been the sticker on the window that made me smile..

 

Okay, I'll allow it.

 

Now I don’t feel so bad about being behind on my body and paint projects…

Thanks Babe!

 

What a great story Andrew. Thanks for sharing.

 

Yo, Jeremiah, think the Dodge is a '64?

https://m.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1369569006933054/

 

I’m not Jeremiah, but my guess is a ‘63 Fury.

 

That's fine. I don't know Mopar nearly as well as Fords and GMs, and at the angle the pic was shot, it's hard to tell.

 

Yeah. Plus some of those yoy details are kinda slight.

 

"Yoy?"

 

Year over year.

 

Neva hoid of it. But I got it.

 

Fanny, we were on the road when your fires hit. So glad things are under control. Those two firefighters are amazing heros to put others lives above theirs and go to the extent they did. One of the places we camped was at Waterton National Park and they had a massive fire through there in 2017. The firefighters saved the town and much of the infrastructure throughout the park at considerable risk to themselves. We owe the people who put their lives at risk every day for the rest of us so much gratitude. We had a bit of smoke in the air on our return trip through the Okanagan but it was nothing compared to what other parts of the world have and are getting. There's been fires on Vancouver Island but so far nothing that's affected us directly. Like your area we've not had the winter moisture and then a very dry spring and the risk of fire is constant.

 

All through those scary days of people being evacuated and some loosing their homes. I wondered how many of those firefighters while saving homes for others were perhaps loosing their own.
Now comes assessing the lose, the rebuild, replanning for better evacuations and help for those who were not insured.

 

I have a 2002 Chevy avalanche riding on 24” wheels (it’s a southern thang I’m certain you’ve encountered in Texas) and the only compliments I’ve ever gotten on it were from black women ages 50-70. Great minds think alike. T for Texas, T for Tennessee!