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KittyKat27 Aug : 23:42Hi, Butter, Butter. Thank you, and back at you. 
Butterflyaway27 Aug : 23:39Nite...sleep well and enjoy tomorrow... 
Inky27 Aug : 23:27Night you guys. Long day at the vet's. Sorry if I overtyped.
Inky27 Aug : 23:26Whenever we come home from Idy, I always say, "damn, we live in a noisy place."
Up there all I hear is the creek. Down here, we have planes, trains, and automobiles.
Craig27 Aug : 23:24Okay, im out. Work tomorrow. Take care Inky!
Craig27 Aug : 23:24Will do Inky, if he knew how to type, he would probably get on here as he got DSL recently (to speed up his porn).  .
Craig27 Aug : 23:23You are so right Inky! Now Coaster is a big one. Amtrak has also increased their schedule. The only good thing is that overnight (between 10pm and 5am), the only train you might hear is a freight that goes by, and they try to use their horn in a very subtle way, although, a horn is a horn, 
Inky27 Aug : 23:22Wow! I betcha Dutch knows Randy, and Blackie and Jean. Ask him next time you see him.
Butterflyaway27 Aug : 23:21Craig, it must be nice. You know your not in BB when you hear choo choo trains. You had a wonderful time? Yes? Nite...
Inky27 Aug : 23:21Yah, Craig, the reef keeps the cold water from welling up and in. It's still my favorite beach for swimming.
There used to be only Amtrack trains and freights; now you've got the Coaster commuter trains and we hear them here in C'bad too.
The trick is to get the sites off the street where all you hear is waves, dood.
Craig27 Aug : 23:21Inky, I gotta get you in touch with Dutch (who organizes this yearly beach camping trip). He has been going there for 30+ years and he was responsible for building the fountain there in memory for someone I never knew, but who was part of that campground. He is not on this site (he is lucky to get email), however, he has been at Bear for over 25 years.
Inky27 Aug : 23:19Blackie and Jean Johnson were "our" era. Still alive and well in their late 80's.
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