<VV> You know you are old when... (no Corvair!)

[ScottyGrover at aol.com]

I remember horse-drawn milk trucks in Detroit until the late '40's or early 
 50's.  Hay and straw for the horses wasn't rationed during WWII---gasoline 
 WAS!!  And it took a while for light truck production to be resumed after  
the War was over.  
 
Scotty from Hollyweird
 
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In a message dated 9/18/2011 7:39:28 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,  
corvairgrymm at gmail.com writes:

Few of  you if any can beat my father on this one.

My father grew up in New  York city, first in the Bronx, then at the edge of
Harlem.  When he  was a kid in NYC milk and ICE were delivered by a guy with
a horse and  cart.  The streets were DIRT, and there were only a couple of
cars  parked on each block... many had none.

He'll be 85 in January, and I  think he's in better physical shape than I am
at 31!  We spent all day  yesterday walking around and riding roller 
coasters
at Dorney Park, his  idea NOT mine!

Ray "Grymm" Rodriguez  III
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