AintMeBabe

Sounds like a group from Ohio. "No-No-No,It Ain't Me you'r looking for, Babe."

I will have my 8" Meade telescope on it. "No-No-No,It Ain't Me you'r looking for, Babe."

It's "closet green". "No-No-No,It Ain't Me you'r looking for, Babe." [This message was edited by AintMeBabe on July 28, 2003 at 14:20.]

up on high If I have to explain, you don't want to know. :D--> "No-No-No,It Ain't Me you'r looking for, Babe."

mstar1 Ya gonna be there? I got some fine "closet green". "No-No-No,It Ain't Me you'r looking for, Babe."

http://www.thewoodstockspirit.org/cgi-bin/...ct=ST;f=1;t=174 Yasgurs Farm is on Rt.17B just a few miles north of Bethel. Impossible to miss the festival site. You will see many cars in the field but the "freaks" will be in the woods. Saturday night there will be a concert in the open field. There may be a surprise. :D--> "No-No-No,It Ain't Me you'r looking for, Babe."

Getting close. "No-No-No,It Ain't Me you'r looking for, Babe."

"No-No-No,It Ain't Me you'r looking for, Babe." [This message was edited by AintMeBabe on June 24, 2003 at 7:50.]

"No-No-No,It Ain't Me you'r looking for, Babe." [This message was edited by AintMeBabe on June 24, 2003 at 7:51.]

Rub a potato with butter and wrap it in foil. Place it on top of your car engine in a spot so it won't rool off, preferably near the exhaust manifold. Drive around for two hours and you will have a perfectly baked potato. :P--> "No-No-No,It Ain't Me you'r looking for, Babe."

mstar We are on the same trail but I am about 400 miles north of you. "No-No-No,It Ain't Me you'r looking for, Babe."

George & Littlehawk As I type this I am looking out my home office window at a clean unspoiled mountain river. Each day I can fish if I want to or not. The water is clean to swim in and eat a few fish. If it wasn't for acid rain and mercury fall-out from mid-west power plants I could drink the water every day. Trips to Tokyo make a man glad to get back to nature and be alone in the river, I know I have been there. As for now, I have been on the river for 20 years and I guess I take it for granted. An occasional outing with a large group is my diversion not the rule. I live in a back woods town of 4000 people on the Appalacian trail and have no desire to ever go back to the rat race. Self employment and mountain streams in my back yard are heaven to me, but once a year I journey back to Woodstock and see a younger generation celebrating an ideal they missed and an older 60's generation remembering (at least some remember)what a great time it really was. littlehawk - I collect Woodstock memorabillia, what do you have? E-mail me. "No-No-No,It Ain't Me you'r looking for, Babe.

There will be a "Yard Sale" at the farm. Last year 5000 people showed up for it to support the effort to preserve the original concert site. Concerts are not allowed there now or even at the farm but they can't stop a three day "LAWN SALE" at the farm with a fee for parking. I will be there. Good place for a G/S gathering also. Anyone want to join me? ovr50nfree will be there also. http://thewoodstockspirit.org/ "No-No-No,It Ain't Me you'r looking for, Babe."

http://www.sc-democrat.com/archives/2003/n.../14/bethel.html "No-No-No,It Ain't Me you'r looking for, Babe."

Does the stuff really work? "No-No-No,It Ain't Me you'r looking for, Babe."