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richie rich · 06-13-2006, 05:55 PM

i spend more time than my wife perfers in the backyard visting my airstreams
my interest has created airstream interest in others. people have given me info on airstreams they have seen.suprising because before they didn't know what an airstream was! to date i have more twinkie related gifts & photos than i can remember.there is something amazingly attractive about even the most rundown of these trailers and the people who have an airstrean past have revived happy old memories from my simple mention of the ones in my backyard.

flyfshr · 06-13-2006, 06:56 PM

Ain't that the truth and is it ever grand. You meet the nicest folks in an Airstream, thus all of the folks here. I get parked Airstream reports form folks I barely know and, of course, I have to go check them out. Ain't life grand?

Brad
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silver 67 · 06-13-2006, 08:18 PM

You know you've made an impression when the neighbors inquire if they can borrow the flamingoes (that they assume you have) to be used as a prop in a school play.

InsideOut · 06-13-2006, 08:59 PM

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Originally Posted by silver 67

You know you've made an impression when the neighbors inquire if they can borrow the flamingoes (that they assume you have) to be used as a prop in a school play.

I had that happen too! But it was a Luau b-day party ~

Shari

richie rich · 07-31-2006, 05:08 PM

something is lacking in our present society.creativity! the dwindling number of objects creative is at an all time low.airstreams are improving things ,for me and others as well.airs are inherently subjects of thought,varied to no end depending on who you talk to.i know you know what im talking about,so food for thought-creative thought-and enough thread starting material to knit a sweater.airs reactions are positive as well as negative.it all depends on a persons airstream history. no history-negative response.but if grandpa or uncle bart had one,well the doors crack open,and before long a bond forms.its a good thing.