I'm not sure Tuffy ever smoked, but that guy @ Center R resembles him.
Those poles are supposed to be staked down, but supposed to be doesn't always work. During a windstorm, in 1945, Equestrian Director Fred Bradna was crippled by a wild quarter pole.
On Franzen one day we had a pole that had not been tied off yet. A gust of wind blew the tent clear of the pin. I threw a shoulder into a guy and knocked him about 10 feet. He instantly gave me a WTF are you doing look until he saw that pole land right where he was standing.
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"Little Caeser"
I inherited his framed "Ring Of Fame" tribute plaque
thanks to my great pal Kenny Dodd
It appears that a gust
has puffed up the canvas
Watch for dancing poles
I'm not sure Tuffy ever smoked, but that guy @ Center R resembles him.
Those poles are supposed to be staked down, but supposed to be doesn't always work. During a windstorm, in 1945, Equestrian Director Fred Bradna was crippled by a wild quarter pole.
On Franzen one day we had a pole that had not been tied off yet. A gust of wind blew the tent clear of the pin. I threw a shoulder into a guy and knocked him about 10 feet. He instantly gave me a WTF are you doing look until he saw that pole land right where he was standing.
I've seen several situations where
the bottom stake didn't captivate
the cable ring at the base of the
pole & the gust lifted the pole
but the pin often remained in the
top because the rope that was
wrapped & tied to the pole kept
it from falling loose
Chic, I have some pictures I would like to send to you, but I don't have your email.
Jerry Cash
jerryrcash@gmail.com
Thanks Jerry
Please send them to
Sunshine@aadata.com
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