Shoe Tree

[woohoosue]

thats funny in san jose we had a gum wall that was near this bar in downtown. im telling u there was like 3-5 million pieces of gum on there. well the bar shut down and the owners had to clean the wall prior to leaving. lol i would have just tore the whole bldg down. thats a cool one ringo. so its off of the 395. i am gonna have to check that out and leave a pair the next time i get that way.

is it like the pennies on the cash register...leave a penny take apenny but shoes instead....glo when u r out there could u check for some wedges in a 9 (ya i know big feet!)

[GloBug]

is it like the pennies on the cash register...leave a penny take apenny but shoes instead....glo when u r out there could u check for some wedges in a 9 (ya i know big feet!)

wow 9. yeah big feet. but u know what they say about big feet. lol i will take a peek for you though.

[Pokerkitty6]

This reminds me of the "rubber tree" my boyfriend and I made when I was in high school. It was deep in the woods and very private. His name was Russell and I was with him from age 15-20, so you can imagine how many rubbers were on that tree!! When we were getting bored with the tree we started to add colors. That was fun! Memories are a beautiful thing! Now you have me thinking about the shoe tree again! My husband, Tony, wears a size 14. Yeah Baby!!!!

[eejit101]

Whatever size a UK 11 is, is what i have.

And big shoes = sexual virility

[navuta]

here people leave their shows on the high tension eletricity cables.
Much worst...

[taylovesthebeatles]

I have zero poetic ability, but looking at those pictures makes me want someone to write a poem about it. Thanks Ringo for my moment of zen for the day

[freeringo]

I have zero poetic ability, but looking at those pictures makes me want someone to write a poem about it. Thanks Ringo for my moment of zen for the day

The last picture Tay was taken early in the morning at 6000 feet just below Lake Davis. The fog was coming off the lake.
The mountain range is all od Plumas County.

That is our back road short cut to Portola from our Cabin.
22 miles instead of 25 miles.
Yes it's a dirt road till 1/2 mile from Lake.

A poem eh?

My heart has been shaken up too much to spit out any good poety I am afraid.