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well in forty years including living in Wyoming I think I put Maggie's top up 20 times- Randi
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Wyoming to Louisiana... /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/crazy.gif Theres a stretch. I grew up on a ranch Wyoming, went to school in Chugwater. Where did you live?
The first LBC I ever saw was on that ranch. A TR-250 that belonged to some friends of the ranch manager. Twenty some years later, at a Rocky Mountain Triumph CLub banquet, I re-discovered the chap with that TR-250. He still has it and I had known him for three years before we discovered that long distant path crossing. We both about fell off of our chairs when we discovered that tid bit. It really can be a small world sometimes.
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well in forty years including living in Wyoming I think I put Maggie's top up 20 times- Randi
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Wyoming to Louisiana... /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/crazy.gif Theres a stretch. I grew up on a ranch Wyoming, went to school in Chugwater. Where did you live?
The first LBC I ever saw was on that ranch. A TR-250 that belonged to some friends of the ranch manager. Twenty some years later, at a Rocky Mountain Triumph CLub banquet, I re-discovered the chap with that TR-250. He still has it and I had known him for three years before we discovered that long distant path crossing. We both about fell off of our chairs when we discovered that tid bit. It really can be a small world sometimes.
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well in forty years including living in Wyoming I think I put Maggie's top up 20 times- Randi
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Wyoming to Louisiana... /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/crazy.gif Theres a stretch. I grew up on a ranch Wyoming, went to school in Chugwater. Where did you live?
The first LBC I ever saw was on that ranch. A TR-250 that belonged to some friends of the ranch manager. Twenty some years later, at a Rocky Mountain Triumph CLub banquet, I re-discovered the chap with that TR-250. He still has it and I had known him for three years before we discovered that long distant path crossing. We both about fell off of our chairs when we discovered that tid bit. It really can be a small world sometimes.
I lived in Casper, but thankfully got to see most of Wyoming. I worked for 3 brothers and their father. at the time Centennial was THE book and purposely went to Chugwater to see what Potatoe Brumbau"s vista was like. Wyoming was the biggest blast!!! From fly fishing to the fact there were 9 MEN to every woman!!!!!!!!!!WHAT!!!! iSTILL LAUGH ABOUT HOW FUN that WAS! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cheers.gif
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well in forty years including living in Wyoming I think I put Maggie's top up 20 times- Randi
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Wyoming to Louisiana... /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/crazy.gif Theres a stretch. I grew up on a ranch Wyoming, went to school in Chugwater. Where did you live?
The first LBC I ever saw was on that ranch. A TR-250 that belonged to some friends of the ranch manager. Twenty some years later, at a Rocky Mountain Triumph CLub banquet, I re-discovered the chap with that TR-250. He still has it and I had known him for three years before we discovered that long distant path crossing. We both about fell off of our chairs when we discovered that tid bit. It really can be a small world sometimes.
I lived in Casper, but thankfully got to see most of Wyoming. I worked for 3 brothers and their father. at the time Centennial was THE book and purposely went to Chugwater to see what Potatoe Brumbau"s vista was like. Wyoming was the biggest blast!!! From fly fishing to the fact there were 9 MEN to every woman!!!!!!!!!!WHAT!!!! iSTILL LAUGH ABOUT HOW FUN that WAS! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cheers.gif
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mY BROTHER IS A TRAVELING PHARMICIST IN STEAMBOAT SPRINGS- he came for Mardi Gras last year-probably the last true Mardi Gras for 20 more. The West is wonderful