doublejj's next big adventure....Lone Oak Farms 2016

partlycloudy

partlycloudy

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doublejj said:
My wife is doing very well since she came home. She has follow up dr appointments all week or I would go up to the farm & get an update. Hopefully this weekend....I miss you guy's & dogs...(:
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Not much has changed around here except now we get our power from the sun instead of a genny :) we will see you when things are good at home :)

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beachball

beachball

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partlycloudy said:
Not much has changed around here except now we get our power from the sun instead of a genny :) we will see you when things are good at home :)

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Love that alternative power source brother...thinking of a cob structured retreat when me and the missus get established in the foothills. Many versions,use what you have where you are ( thanks teddy brosevelt) materials and up cycling.
 
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Smidge34

Smidge34

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doublejj said:
I had a flashback to '69 when this came on the radio today...damn I'm getting hella old
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Love that era man. This performance is one of my for sure top 2 from Woodstock, with Joe Cocker's bluesy version of With a Little Help From My Friends right up there, along with CSN Judy Blue eyes and hell the whole Canned Heat set rocks lol! I liked Janis Joplin's Ball n Chain performance, but her Monterey Pop version in 1967 was one of the greatest musical performances of all time, in any genre in my book.

Thanks for posting that, made me break out some old music.
 
doublejj

doublejj

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Smidge34 said:
Love that era man. This performance is one of my for sure top 2 from Woodstock, with Joe Cocker's bluesy version of With a Little Help From My Friends right up there, along with CSN Judy Blue eyes and hell the whole Canned Heat set rocks lol! I liked Janis Joplin's Ball n Chain performance, but her Monterey Pop version in 1967 was one of the greatest musical performances of all time, in any genre in my book.

Thanks for posting that, made me break out some old music.
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"Remember what the dormouse said"....
 
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