"Live" from the Western Swing

Originally Posted by Larry Hill

Well, we got as far as Goodland, KS. Before we left we went over and talked with Brent Hajek. He is still enjoying his Mustangs. I imagine we will see lots of them at Indy. Also talked with Keith Lynch. The "Droozemobile" got best appearing?? I think. We really enjoyed spending some time with Dic and Debbie Geary. (Sorry, I spelled your name wrong earlier.) Oh, and Redman, it was not Harold that told me about your birthday, but it was Cash. Sorry, Cash. If I have made mistakes in this, please tell me. Good luck to everyone still in at Denver. If I could make a prediction--I predict that Scott Burton will either win or runner-up. That is what has happened to the people who have beat Larry the last 2 weeks. Kevin Cour won Seattle and Jim Durham ran it up at Sonoma!

Thanks to everyone for their good wishes for us. We will be back on the road home tomorrow, so I will continue with the journey then.

Patsy

Are you sure it was the car or more likely Mandie?

[chevy620]

Larry and Patsie,

Thanks so much for the updated "Trails and Tribulations" of the Western Swing. Fun reading for sure.
Dic Geary....my Trailer Toad man...he is way cool. Glad he won class. I can't imagine anyone who puts more time and effort into a Stocker than he does.

Have a safe trip back. If you have any trouble in Iowa (if you take I-80) give me a call if there is anything I can do to help.

PS- I never did find the post as to why the three guys (especially Koski) were DQ'ed at Denver.

Jok Nicholson
Trailer Toad LLC

[Superfan1]

Larry and Patsy, thanks so much for sharing your trip with us. It has really been great! Hope to see you at Indy; I will be there before the gates open on Wednesday Sept.1. I wanted to introduce myself last year, but I just kept missing you. Have a safe trip back to Kentucky.

[G Schenck]

Originally Posted by chevy620

Larry and Patsie,

PS- I never did find the post as to why the three guys (especially Koski) were DQ'ed at Denver.

Jok Nicholson
Trailer Toad LLC

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Greg

[Larry Hill]

Well, we are still in Kansas. We had our 1st little incident this morning. Larry went out to check the trailer when we were ready to hit the road again and the chain holding the golf cart had broken and bumped into the car. It hadn't been loose long, because it only scratched a little of the paint on the car. Since we were at Walmart, he went in and got what he needed to fix it and we were back on the road.

A couple of questions for ya'll--when we were in eastern Colorado yesterday, we saw cows that were black at the head and tail with a wide band of white in the middle. What kind were they?

Also we don't have any wind farms in KY and we have seen them all along the trip in KS, CO, CA, WA, SD, and lots of others. Why is it that even with the wind blowing, some of them are not moving?

Thanks,
Patsy

[CycloneFE]

Patsy,

My wife works for a Community College here that recently put up a windmill and when it is stopped we are told it could be for maintenance, battery discharge, or a number of things, but it is usually up and going within a hours or the most a day

I want one so I can tell the power co to shove their rate hikes.

Steve

PS, Loved the thread and I wish you safe travels home.

[hemidup]

Originally Posted by Larry Hill

Well, we are still in Kansas. We had our 1st little incident this morning. Larry went out to check the trailer when we were ready to hit the road again and the chain holding the golf cart had broken and bumped into the car. It hadn't been loose long, because it only scratched a little of the paint on the car. Since we were at Walmart, he went in and got what he needed to fix it and we were back on the road.

A couple of questions for ya'll--when we were in eastern Colorado yesterday, we saw cows that were black at the head and tail with a wide band of white in the middle. What kind were they?

Also we don't have any wind farms in KY and we have seen them all along the trip in KS, CO, CA, WA, SD, and lots of others. Why is it that even with the wind blowing, some of them are not moving?

Thanks,
Patsy

Patsy, Those cows are named Oreo Cookie cows.

[Stick Racing]

Those cattle are called Belted Galloways.

Who ever painted them had the paint scheme reversed. Instead of oreos, they should be painted like hamburgers....



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Andy Stone 1102 A/S 1112 SS/C

[Jim Whiteside]

Larry and Patsy: Pauline and I saw them in Canada when I working up there. Belted Galloway and the Dutch Belted are they are expensive cows don't hit one!

[Mack Reeves]

All cows are expensive... How do you think I afford to race.. One once asked me "how is it going on the udder side"? Right Jerry!!!!!!