I agree

Hi Flyguy My wife and I live in San Manuel Arizona. You might want to look this place up. It is a desert nothing much grows here but weeds. We have tried the Vinegar solution but it only works for a short time and like you said we get another kind of weed. We have pets so we have to care about what we spray. We also have bees here but they are stingless. They don't have a stinger but they do bite if they are threatened. So let me know how you make out with the Vinegar.

Thanks for this joke to bad I can not download it

That was a good one. Just saying

I did not write. I am sorry. I am Henry L, not henry g My dad was henry g but he passed away in 1981. But maybe he came back to haunt me.

If you were crazy I am sure someone would tell you. But then again maybe not. Subject closed.
Sincerely
Henry L

If You stop and think about it. If it were not for crazy people. How would you know you are sane?

I think you just started something, Robert. What is this fascination you have with Chinese?

My wife and I have been saying that for years. Term limits. But we are in our 70s so I doubt we will ever see that happen.

Hank McCabe U.S. Navy 1963 to 1966 then again U.S. Navy 1973 to 1979

Hank McCabe 1963 to 1966. 1973 to 1979

Good morning fellow fishermen. If any of you guys decide to come out west. Whether you come by airplane or drive.
Tucson Arizona has a lot to offer. And if you need a place to stay for one night or longer I would highly recommend
That you stay at the Mira Vista Resort. There is no place to fish. But you will be so busy looking at the sights you won't even think about fishing and the prices are reasonable for your first visit. Or maybe you will not want to go back home. If you need to get away from your wife or girlfriend. This is the place you need to be. For your own safety do not show this email to anyone other than your buddies. And check out their reviews. Hank

I agree. Like the gentleman said. You nailed it. I served in the U.S. Navy for 10 years. I went in as a boy and came out as a man. While I was in the Navy I got my GED and a lot of experience. I am now 76 and I will always remember Hase Gray and Underway. But I would gladly go back in the Navy tomorrow. If they would let me.
Hank McCabe

I am pleased that you liked it. Kandydisbar I enjoy looking at it every day. Funny thing. My wife and I were living in South Carolina and I was still in the Navy when my Dad passed away. We did get a chance to see him when he was in the hospital in Atlanta GA. But he did not recognize me or my wife. So after our visit, we headed back to S.C and 3 days later he passed away. So we went back to Atlanta for the funeral. And that is when my Mother gave me the photograph. And she told me that the photographs were offered (for a price) to all the Marines, Sailors, and Officers. My Dad never said too much about his time on the Arizona. My Dad was a drinker and a fighter and My Mother told me he spent some time in the brig. I know when I was living at home as a teenager. When he would get drunk. I got out of the house as fast as I could. Anyway, that is a different story. But it is funny that my wife and me. Ended up living in Arizona for the last 11 years.

Thanks, for your input. With December the 7th coming up. I thought it would be a good thing to do. Since I acquired
the photograph I have a lot of information on the Arizona. When I donated a copy to the Arizona museum in Hawaii the Curator there gave me a lot of documentation on the Arizona. So much so I had to make a folder and it's getting bigger all the time. But there are still some things I would like to know. For instance, Where was the Arizona when the photograph was taken and who took the photo. I may never find out. But it will not stop me from looking. Somebody out there has the answers. Anyway thanks for looking.
Sincerely
Hank McCabe

Original Photograph of the Battleship and crew U.S.S. Arizona BB-39. My Dad was stationed on the Arizona from 1930 until 1934. When he passed away in 1981 my Mother took down an old suitcase from the attic. Inside were all of his military belongings. And inside was a picture of the Arizona along with the entire crew. Marines, Sailors, and Officers.
The photograph was taken in 1932. The photograph is 5 feet long and 12 inches wide. I wish it was in color but it is a black & white photo. Since 1981 I have done some research and as of this day, I have not found anyone that has this photograph. I had 5 copies made (2) I donated to museums and the other (3) I gave to family members. I know there are other copies out there. But I wonder how many are Originals. Has anyone ever seen this photograph?
Sincerely
Hank McCabe