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<blockquote data-quote="Davy Crockett" data-source="post: 238100" data-attributes="member: 367">db it was always an adventure driving through the east side of the hills when I was a kid and it made me feel blessed with what we had.&nbsp;&nbsp; Many kids on that side grew up in a one room tar paper shack with a big wood pile right by the front door. &nbsp;Mostly walkers and if they had a car it was most likely&nbsp; broke down along the road or if not it was smoking pretty bad or steam coming from under the hood. Almost every yard had the 3 pole tepee for pulling engines.&nbsp;&nbsp; Dad had hired men from over that way that would come and cut oak fence posts to sell and help fence with woven wire and shear sheep.&nbsp; They always had a few commodities or sale.&nbsp; We would go fishing at a couple lakes over there and stop and visit some of them and they were good people , Always horse trading.&nbsp; Then before we knew it they were driving brand new and our vehicles were the old ones.- - - Updated - - -Canada seemed way behind times not sure why but everything seemed older to me. it was just different but they caught up fast .</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Davy Crockett, post: 238100, member: 367"] db it was always an adventure driving through the east side of the hills when I was a kid and it made me feel blessed with what we had. Many kids on that side grew up in a one room tar paper shack with a big wood pile right by the front door. Mostly walkers and if they had a car it was most likely broke down along the road or if not it was smoking pretty bad or steam coming from under the hood. Almost every yard had the 3 pole tepee for pulling engines. Dad had hired men from over that way that would come and cut oak fence posts to sell and help fence with woven wire and shear sheep. They always had a few commodities or sale. We would go fishing at a couple lakes over there and stop and visit some of them and they were good people , Always horse trading. Then before we knew it they were driving brand new and our vehicles were the old ones. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] Canada seemed way behind times not sure why but everything seemed older to me. it was just different but they caught up fast . [/QUOTE]

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