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The name Zilpo derives from an early 1900's postmistress name Zilly Powers, who delivered mail on horseback to the surrounding people around that area.Imagine that job! OK enough with the history, back to british cars.
 
<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by bryan h:
The name Zilpo derives from an early 1900's postmistress name Zilly Powers, who delivered mail on horseback to the surrounding people around that area.Imagine that job! OK enough with the history, back to british cars.<hr></blockquote>
Thanks for the great information Bryan, I'll toast Zilly next time I anchor near that site. Duff
 
Duff, when you anchor close to where the licking river empties into the lake, you are directly across from my dads place.It ain't boating weather yet!
 
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