Re: SCOTTISH THANKS

[avpinc@bellsouth.net]

Hi, Dawn!
     Just  felt like horning in on the fun.  If you ever want to come a little
further
South, and see LOTS of Harley's (and other bikes,as well) as well as meeting
some great horse people, just let me know!  We're  between Daytona and
Ocala so you can probably get the idea.
     By the way, my husband has a big green one (but then, he's Irish).
Hope to hear from you some time.  Scotland is beautiful, I've been there
only twice, but loved it.  Take care.
                                                         Linda Flynn--with the
motley
                                                             Golden Saddle
Gang.

Dawn Saunders wrote:

> Tut Tut John!!!  His TRUCK of course!!!!
>
> I have a friend coming out to Vermont in October to see the Autumn colors,
> I can't wait to tell her that she and her kind are referred to as "Leaf
> Peepers"!!!!!  (and this is, albeit tenuous, still on topic, she has a
> horse!!)  as you can see, I didn't waste my time at camp, I made sure I
> learned some important American terminology <g>
>
> Dawn (Scotland)
>
> ----------
> > From: John B. Ayers <ayers@plainfield.bypass.com>
> > To: dawn.saunders@btinternet.com
> > Cc: RIDECAMP <ridecamp@endurance.net>; Angela C. McGhee
> <rides2far@juno.com>
> > Subject: SCOTTISH THANKS
> > Date: Monday, September 21, 1998 10:13
> >
> > Hi Dawn!
> >
> > I read your letter to Angie this AM,  then went out to stack two cords of
> > firewood.
> > A bit early,  but it may snow tomorrow.  You NEVER KNOW here in Northern
> > Vermont<g>!  Chuckled over your post the whole time!!
> >
> > If you are going to ride with Angie again let us know!!  WE WANT TO BE
> > THERE!!
> >
> > I hoped someone would ask about Jerry's "what",  so I could maintain my
> > image as a gentleman  (albeit slightly tarnished)  Guess I'll wait for
> some-
> > one else to comment.
> >
> > "Jerry, yours was the biggest by far.....and so *red* and impressive.
> > I've never seen one that big in Britain..."
> >
> > John and Meshack (VT)
> >