No it’s from the cavity to the back edge.in the front? between pots?
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No it’s from the cavity to the back edge.in the front? between pots?
Yikes, that could have gone very bad.They threw a case of chocolate over our farm fence and into the pasture even though there is a barrel at the gate with a massive sign saying animals love to open boxes so put deliveries in the barrel. Fortunately, the dogs only made it through the outer box….
Damn, I recently watched that club show when he first brought in Tal.Another one bites the dust… RIP Jeff Beck
Jeff Beck, One of the Guitar Masters of the Rock Era, Dies at 78 - Variety
My old train, the Number 1 up the West Side to Land of the Fight, Land of the Might, Harlem, USA. I got out at 103rd. New York was fun in the early and mid 1980s. A bit of a zoo, but that was part of the fun.
I lived on 102nd Street. Playing rugby was on Randall's Island, more or less under the Triboro Bridge. I would get a ride across the bridge from one of the guys who lived in New Jersey, and then walk across 125th Street and then down below Needle Park. That was often after dark but rarely after midnight. I would go up around Columbia after midnight sometimes, though.17 blocks short. 120th was the fun area…especially after midnight.
I’m sure you remember these.I lived on 102nd Street. Playing rugby was on Randall's Island, more or less under the Triborough Bridge. I would get a ride across the bridge from one of the guys who lived in New Jersey, and then walk across 125th Street and then down below Needle Park. That was often after dark but rarely after midnight. I would go up around Columbia after midnight sometimes, though.
The Number 1 either went to 137th, which was City College, if I remember right, or it went all the way up to Washington Heights. It's been about 35 years since I lived there, so there's a lot I don't remember now.
Easy enough to sell pedals!
I think he did more (only?) after Ed left and before Steve.
I even saw an old pic of Gary playing a Flying V once!
Another one bites the dust… RIP Jeff Beck
Jeff Beck, One of the Guitar Masters of the Rock Era, Dies at 78 - Variety
…if Frank Zappa and Alice Cooper had a live child!

You could buy the Village Voice or a ride on the subway for the same price. I think it was 75 cents, and then it went up to 90 cents or something like that. I might still have a token floating around somewhere in the house.
No like there.Another one bites the dust… RIP Jeff Beck
Jeff Beck, One of the Guitar Masters of the Rock Era, Dies at 78 - Variety
That one was from early 1980 and I swear it was 25 cents.You could buy the Village Voice or a ride on the subway for the same price. I think it was 75 cents, and then it went up to 90 cents or something like that. I might still have a token floating around somewhere in the house.
What’s important is that is a CP?What in the wide world of sports is going on here?
I moved to New York in late 1983, so the price may have changed. The tokes I remember didn't have a cutout. They had some kind of silver colored center with a brass outer band. I could also be way off on the price of a token, too. The back pages of the Village Voice were always a bit of a mind blower for a kid like me who fell off a turnip truck.That one was from early 1980 and I swear it was 25 cents.
The tokes I remember…a mind blower….
Not just a great guitar players, but by all accounts one of the good guys. Carp.Another one bites the dust… RIP Jeff Beck
Jeff Beck, One of the Guitar Masters of the Rock Era, Dies at 78 - Variety