Peter -
Regarding the guy in Gig Harbor...Rob Phillips is his name. He has a
freshly restored IIa 109 SW that is tan-"ish" in color and recently shared
his website with the list - then a string followed regarding the stickers
and decals people put on their vehicles - I have never met Rob but have seen
"Gig Harbor" in his emails and have seen his 109 up at G&S Services (very
nice job on the resto btw). His email address is RoverPilot@aol.com
- Rich
----- Original Message -----
From: "Peter Ogilvie" <roverhi@yahoo.com>
To: <lro@koan.team.net>
Sent: Thursday, January 30, 2003 9:11 AM
Subject: Re: Observation on the Emerald City was [lro] Paging Pete Hope
>
> Saw quite a number of Series trucks, either parked or
> driving while in Seattle. First place I've been to
> where I've seen a Series. Actually got passed on the
> Freeway by a red 88 with surgically altered right rear
> side panel. Truck was going 55-60 and having no
> problem with the traffic. Glimpsed a 109 in traffic
> and saw at one other 88 and 109 parked on the street.
>
> Year around shorts wearing is awfully common in
> Seattle. It wasn't particularly warm though it was
> sunny when we were there. Anyway, saw guys in shorts
> everywhere. More interesting, saw three on the
> streets wearing kilts, full get up with tasseled
> garter and that fancy fanny pack whose name I can't
> think of at the moment. None of these sightings were
> on Broadway, btw. There is also a place called
> 'Utilitkilt' that makes Kilts for construction
> workers. They have a big sign on a building in the
> fishing boat harbor area. Thought it was a joke until
> I saw a guy wearing one on a construction site. He
> cheated and had a pair of compression shorts under it,
> though.
>
> Seattle is definitely an interesting place.
>
> As far as coffee. Will be planting around our house
> as soon as I finish painting the downstairs.
> Production will be curtailed but should have enought
> to meet the demand from the listees. Unfotunately, it
> will be a couple of years before they'll produce. I'm
> going to be in serious withdrawal as I've developed a
> Jones for my home grown brew.
>
> Aloha
> Peter O.
>
> Aloha
> Peter O.
>
> > that and the continuous blanket of wet chill! Who
> > knew 45 degrees could be so
> > cold! BrrrRRrrrr! Took me 9 months to acclimate;
> > year round shorts weather
> > now. In fact, it's been downright balmy this
> > winter.
> > cheers,
> > isaac / in Seattle by way of Ok.
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