What if it Snows?

Looks like part of a hoof there on the right side

 

Had to be sometime in 56/57, driving for J.T. Garrard, going to NO to get bananas.

52-53 Allen Hinshaw; livestock, while high school (Week ends)
5/53 graduated high school.
6/53 - 7/54 Bryan Bros (Meat packer-reefer)
7/54 -7/55 Tom Riddell (Flatbed seed/feed/cement/bale cotton)
8/55-10/57 J.T. Garrard (Mostly livestock-From Canadian line to Vera Cruz, M) and anything else we could get in to a cattle trailer.
10/57 - 5/58 Beneke Corp. Team weekly, Columbus, MS to LA, Frisco, occasional Seattle)
6/58 - U S Army...

Was hard to go thru Laurel back then and they not be on strike
In the years 1946 through 1967, Laurel’s Masonite union went on strike a total of seven times resulting in a total of $10,440,00 in lost wages.36 Strikes in 1946 and 1949 lasted from six weeks to five months, while shorter strikes of three months and four days affected plant operations in 1951 and 1958.

 

It do, don't it. Shoulda pickled that part...

 

Dinner will be early today. The starvation is real.

 

A man get pains 2 minutes apart, he need feeding.

 

Tasted like one too

 

These are pretty good

 

Is open deck slowing down? I heard someone said it was.

 

Idk. I did 17 grand this week. But I’m also dead heading 700 miles home because I refuse to haul for fuel money. No clue what regular open deck is doing