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Originally posted by cabinhollow cabinhollow wrote:

I was at a track meet in OH about 10 years ago and the track was cider.
After so many races, they would re-chalk the lines.
2 questions:
Did your shoes get wet?
And how did they keep the chalk lines straight and in place?
 
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Originally posted by Walker Walker wrote:

Originally posted by Tbone95 Tbone95 wrote:


I used to live in Athens, OH, which is 1 quite hilly and 2, in Ohio's coal country.  They used coal cinders on the roads after a snow or freezing rain.  I don't recall ever seeing piles or containers of them though...interesting topic.
    Why on earth are there so many black haired women in Athens? When I drove truck they'd send me there everybody had black hair then I'd go to Allegan Mi. and they were all blondes. I never did figure that out thought maybe the ones in Mi. were Scandinavian but I don't know,    I've got tp apologize for the derailment too Ken.
Hmm....Guess I can't say I made that connection.  Of course I worked at the U, so there was women of every kind everywhereEmbarrassed
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I remember the big hopper just north of Amity where the State trucks used to reload. We never went south to often usally went north to Ashland
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Originally posted by tadams(OH) tadams(OH) wrote:

I remember the big hopper just north of Amity where the State trucks used to reload. We never went south to often usally went north to Ashland

    Nowadays that is the Sherriff's hiding spot to do his radar thing.
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