Aji1

ojbarberena says on Sep 29, 2009, 14:15:

so your into 4WD'n, I hope to buy an old land rover or land cruiser in Colombia and wheel as much as possible.
what kind do you own?

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Aji1 says on Sep 29, 2009, 19:57:

Had a 77 Chevy K-10 shortbed for many years. A real mixed matched mutt, but is would sure go. I used it in my work in the woods of the Lowcountry of South Carolina during the wet season. It was a 12 MPG hog so I let it sit when it was dry during the summer. I am without a toy now, but still have a 4wd tundra. Prefer a jeep CJ-7 that has been swapped over to the AMC 401 big block. Not much time for toys of any description these days :(

I know not what course others may take; but as for me, give me liberty or give me death!

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dwmte7 says on Oct 2, 2009, 13:40:

i still have my 95 tahoe....big block. love it.

thanks for the friendship. i need all the friends GOD will bless me with.

thanks again.

where are you now?
douglas

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dwmte7 says on Oct 2, 2009, 13:50:

dwmte7 says on Oct 2, 2009, 13:47 (today): edit flag

yeah, but i haven't touched my axe in years. now my youngest plays with it. i play classic. in fact, i used to--back in the ice age of my life--play lute. i've also played sitar, sarod, and tamboura. i really like indian music. i always had trouble with steel strings, used to have an old gibson f hole and a.....shit, i forget, a real nice pro studio axe....but them steel strings just really did numbers on my fingers. with a sitar and a sarod, they're not strung as tight and it's a little easier. but when i played all the time it was always nylon or gut strings.

where are you now? we're stuck in lodi...........daytona until the youngest finishes high school and HOPEFULLY she chooses a university close to our oldest son, so he can ride shotgun. mom and i want to go home. i got no more mtns to climb.

dwmte7 says on Oct 2, 2009, 13:47 (today): edit flag

yeah, but i haven't touched my axe in years. now my youngest plays with it. i play classic. in fact, i used to--back in the ice age of my life--play lute. i've also played sitar, sarod, and tamboura. i really like indian music. i always had trouble with steel strings, used to have an old gibson f hole and a.....shit, i forget, a real nice pro studio axe....but them steel strings just really did numbers on my fingers. with a sitar and a sarod, they're not strung as tight and it's a little easier. but when i played all the time it was always nylon or gut strings.

where are you now? we're stuck in lodi...........daytona until the youngest finishes high school and HOPEFULLY she chooses a university close to our oldest son, so he can ride shotgun. mom and i want to go home. i got no more mtns to climb.






you like dobros? i LOVE the guy in union station who plays behind allison kraus. the best.

patriarch

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you like dobros? i LOVE the guy in union station who plays behind allison kraus. the best.

patriarch

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dwmte7 says on Oct 2, 2009, 13:51:

sorry the way that came out. ?????

patriarch

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dwmte7 says on Oct 5, 2009, 18:48:

hi tony.................sorry for the mix up..............happens when you get old.

so you're in the wood business, eh? like what, selling lumber? or what.

what i did was manufacture furnishings for a number of years then we lost our business in west hollywood/bev. hills to the rodney king riots and i just decided to hang up the shingle. had no desire to start rebuilding from scratch. had a great 20 years there, but i guess GOD decided that was enough.

i have a son, somewhere there abouts raleigh or winston-salem.....
douglas

patriarch

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dwmte7 says on Oct 18, 2009, 05:37:

if you're in medallo, go to 'el fin del afan' in upper poblado, off to the left off cl 10 and look at the furniture they mfg. the absolute best. will compete with anything made in the world. the owner is a friend of many years, carlos (kike) mejia and his wife, monica.

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