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No, really ...
Is this what hiatus looks like?
Hell, I don't know.
Be seeing you.
Gotta maintain "the streak" dontcha know?
The musings & rants of 3 retired military (2 USAF, 1 USN), 1 former WSO, and 1 AF brat. Old AF Sarge, Juvat, Tuna, LUSH, and Beans.
There seems to be a common theme on those signs in that first photo Sarge. What was it the Horace Greeley said? Go South young man? (heh heh) Safe travels sir.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteThe "Mason-Dixon Line" is not something I hear every day... safe travels!
ReplyDeleteIt's still there, and thanks.
DeleteEnjoy the small things. I took my lady out for a leaf peeping run. Some parts looked like the stained glass of a cathedrals.
ReplyDeleteThen it was apple cider donuts and good coffee.
Michael
Good times!
DeleteOld Blue could be self driving that route by now
ReplyDeleteI believe she could.
DeleteCrusty Old TV Tech here. Time spent in the South is always time well spent, no matter how far "north" it is Good to hear from you Sarge.
ReplyDeleteI had to look at a map to "refresh" myself with where the Mason-Dixon line is... I'm from the west coast and I never think of Maryland as a southern state.
DeleteCOTT, I've always enjoyed the South.
DeleteRob, they had regiments on both sides of The Great Unpleasantness of 1861 to 1865.
DeleteIt is what hiatus looks like, Sarge. Enjoy.
ReplyDeleteOh, I mean to.
DeleteHiatus, now there's a word you don't hear often. In fact the last time (or perhaps only time) for me was when someone was talking about hernias.
ReplyDeleteThe Mason-Dixon line, however I am very familiar with, including the 12 mile arc which resulted in the rounded top to Delaware. Borders were kinda messy there, what with more than just the English crown passing out plots of land. The Swedes had settled around there long before William Penn showed up, and then the Dutch pretty much took over from the Swedes, bot much to the displeasure of the local indigenous people, first nations, or injuns- the Lenni-Lenape. But, the winners get to draw the borders or change them to fit their tastes, as long as they remain in power. Then the new guys get their crayons out and draw new lines for nations or congressional districts, whatever meets their objectives.
Great time of the year to be in Maryland, or just about anywhere.
John Blackshoe
Once the fog lifts and the rains clear out I'm sure it's going to be beautiful.
DeleteI haven't seen the Mason-Dixon line, nor the Maginot line, and never crossed a picket line, but I have waited in a lot of security lines!
ReplyDeleteSaw a guy cross a security line at Kadena, then he was face down on the ramp with an M-16 muzzle against his ear. Good times.
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