As kids we used to go watch the crop dusters for entertainment, I'm sure we got sprayed a few times, probably DDT back then.No doubt we all have. I was raised waaaaaay back in the country. If a car happened to go by it was a big event. Every summer the DOT sent a spray truck out to spray roadside bushes. The chemical smell hung in the air for days. This was in the 60s so fuck knows what we were breathing in.
Was born and raised there, 50's when you cut cut the smog out like a pie lol
I was "growing up" in Ventura county mostly back then. N Hollyweird was a temporary distraction in the late 70's.
That's when I finally left, '76, never looked back.
I graduated from Camarillo HS in 76.
Burbank '68
Nice, we Valley kids would surf in near that turf
Yeah but we had reeds that would split and squeel!
LOL, I should have been more clear, what pillow.
Not a good year to be out of school.
Nope, it turned out it wasn't lol
In 24 hours we got a solid 3 1/2 inches. So my region got a consolation soak. For a few hours, my corner of the map was host to a stalled thundercell. No rain all around ... odd reversal.
Huntington Beach born and raised. We were a scrappy lot and tended to kick the non natives off our break, Cliffs. I think condo's reside there now.
I tried surfing once. I was much better at riding my motorcycle and getting stoned, and hung out with the people who did the same.
Do you remember Sterling Marlin, the NASCAR driver? He was in on killing a big one in Liberty County, across the river from me. There was a picture in the local paper, but I can't find it.
Sorry. I'm at work, and the Amazon stuff is on my home computer, but i think it was these.LOL, I should have been more clear, what pillow.
But I can tell what you're excited about.
I hung with the stoners as well. That time of my life was spent in search of the next party.
