Dad Harrison was an early adopter. Action photography for the hobbyist did not become mainstream until years following. This clip is part of an archive that was originally captured on 8 mm filmstrip. At some point these films were copy | transferred to VHS cassette tape. This media is now obsolete as well. Using an analog to digital converter his films can be passed on to the next generation, preserving his effort. A music track has been dubbed with artistic license but if you wish to sample the original goods you can mute the audio. In those days the viewers at home in the living room would supply laughter and narration (if they weren’t already asleep).
The automobile (at 1:45) appears to be a postwar Oldsmobile Torpedo 2 door sedan circa 1946.
Adventured a taste sip from the hotel lobby urn containing sliced cucumbers and unknown greens. Swamp back water? No, tasted like one would imagine a cucumber flavored drink. The other choice, next to, was a more conventional citrus. Sliced orange, lime, and lemon. That one, however, tasted like a bad mixed cocktail. Needed a cucumber chaser after that sample.
Greetings Comrades!
Some locations these things are free for the taking. Other times you ’bout have to fight the agent for one.
BOOMER — Drifter who went from one railroad job to another, staying but a short time on each job or each road. Boomers were railroad workers often in big demand because of their wide experience, sometimes blackballed because their tenure of stay was uncertain. The sheet music title reads: “
Always thought a lovebug was a V-dub from a Disney flick. We found quite a swarm of these curious critters afixed to the shady side of our hull — Jackson, Mississippi
#2 RMU goes tango uniform…