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Down Memory Lane - I Remember The Great 1957 Swiss Harvest
Now, in my 68th year , on this April 1, 2010, I happily look back on some pretty good landmarks, ruminating from my LazyBoy, with good puppy Sparky.
In 1957, for example, I got my first car, a beautiful black Ford hardtop convertible...
... and discovered both girls and drive-in movies. As the song says, "It was a very good year for small-town girls....".
These were the early happy days of Elvis...
Also in 1957, the BBC ran this delightful human-interest piece about the Swiss harvest on English TV. Truly heartwarming and totally amazing! Just turn up your speakers and click on this image:
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Now, in my 68th year , on this April 1, 2010, I happily look back on some pretty good landmarks, ruminating from my LazyBoy, with good puppy Sparky.
In 1957, for example, I got my first car, a beautiful black Ford hardtop convertible...
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