pics!

[skybytch 273]

Back in the mid-90's, my kid and I were hatin' life in an apartment in town. A couple friends had recently purchased 5 acres in the country and needed help with the payments, so they invited us to move in.

When we arrived the place was pretty bare. A major fire had come through a couple of years ago and taken out two outbuildings and a few trees. The property sits on hillside and is covered with oak trees; there was so much undergrowth that we couldn't walk the perimeter without doing some bushwhacking.

I stopped by for the night last week. Eight years and lots of $$ and grunt work have turned the place into a park - it's beautiful. Check it out!

[skybytch 273]

I passed the James Dean memorial, on Highway 41 east of Paso Robles, last week too. I'd passed it numerous times before in the past, but this time I decided to stop.

It's kinda cool.

[Muenkel 0]

Looks like it is a beautiful site. Someone must have worked their ass off.

Chris

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[Casie 0]

Cool! Lots of greenery, trees & best of all "privacy".

~Porn Kitty
WARNING: Goldschlager causes extreme emotional outbursts!

[Muenkel 0]

Bytch,

What is the reason the James Dean memorial is located where it is? Is that the location of his car accident or where he grew up?

Chris

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[hookitt 1]

That doesn't happen to be Josh and Seans place does it? WOW... I need to get down for a visit.

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My grammar sometimes resembles that of magnetic refrigerator poetry... Ghetto

[andy2 0]

noice, can I come over and have a beer with you sometime?

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[skybytch 273]

The accident was about 700 yards east of the memorial site; IIRC it was right where the 46 from Bakersfield and the 41 from Fresno come together.

Semi-interesting tidbits - the memorial was conceived and paid for by a Japanese guy who loved James Dean. The Hearst family donated the peice of dirt it sits on.

Historical markers can be quite educational.

[skybytch 273]

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WOW... I need to get down for a visit.

Yup it is. And yes you do need to go visit; if you haven't seen it for awhile you'll be blown away (I was!).

Can't post the best shots until I get them smaller in file size; working on that...

[whocares 0]

Send the pictures to martha stewart.com

They can use them since Marth will be in jail soon.

[Deuce 1]

I'm glad you had fun, and won money and got lucky and all that, but I'm still moderately pissed you didn't show up on Saturday.

Well not quite that pissed, cause you called, but still....

(Edit: not you Hookitt, Bytch. And BTW, hooking Mark's reserve up so he could get back up was another kindness on a big pile. You are quality people.)

[skybytch 273]

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Well not quite that pissed, cause you called, but still....

I know, I suck. And I'm old too.

Just can't resist it when he... err... ummm... was that out loud?

[QuickDraw 0]

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Historical markers can be quite educational.

Yeah..maybe a stop sign would have been more appropriate.

-- Hope you don't die. --

I'm fucking winning

[Sebazz1 2]

Veeeeery sweet Lisa. I bet it was fun to chill up there for an evening. I miss those guys, I never see them anymore... Ah well in September for sure

[fasterfaller 0]

The photos are kinda kool and all but , I think we need to see some rackage bytch style