Robben Ford & Joe Share the Bill Feb 1st (Page 1 of 2)

wish i could be there...2 of my favorites!

I wish I lived in Cali just for reasons like this.

Other than for the shows, I don't think I would like living there a whole lot.

It's just another gig on our resumes for me and the Dawg....sports and music...were just a couple of simpletons....no were actually fired up big time....cant wait to hear what the boys open up with....gotta keep "walkin my shadows"...how else is he gonna intro the band....you say Jaci cousin is single??....maybe I'll bring David with me...he knows CPR...and damn good looking too!...took that from his momma...Hey Montius...Cali is a huge state, we got it all!!...once you hang here for awhile, you will be saying..." I wish I wasnt in Kansas"...lol

Dave

I would most definitely if my place of employment would allow it.  I'm not thinking that it's going to be in the cards this time, though.

Yo Monti, I may be an Ohio native, but I've lived in Ca. for goin' on 43 years now. You need to experience the Golden State at some point in your life, it's a whole different existence out here. If you come you really need to spend a month just to scratch the surface of all there is to see and do. From north to south I'd recommend Lake/Mt. Shasta and Mt. Lassen, inactive volcanoes, the Mendocino coast where giant redwoods meet the Pacific Ocean, head over to Clearlake, the largest natural lake in the state (remember 1/2 of Tahoe is in Nevada), head over the hill into Napa and Sonoma valleys, the wine doesn't get any better than this. Next stop the Bay Area, SF Berkeley, Oakland, San Jose, hell you could spend a month right here. Head east and swing through Sacramento's Old Town, maybe the Govenator might be in town, if not he'll be bock!!
then it gets good, head east into the Sierras and Lake Tahoe (heaven on earth). head outta Tahoe south into Gold Country, lots of history. Bam!!! just a little further south and you're in Yosemite, (did I forget to tell you there's two heaven's on earth and we got'em both). Hang in there, we're only half way. Drop out of the mountains into America's bread basket, the central valley, about half the country feeds off of this area. Go west again to the ocean to see Big Sur and follow hwy. 1 for awhile. Bounce over to Hearst Castle for a mind boggling architechural trip. Next stop Santa Barbara, I wonder what the rich folks are up to today? Slide into LA, I still can only handle this place in small doses, 2 to 3 days tops and I'm beat. To cool at the ocean, head east to Palm Springs or drop into Death Valley, that ought to warm you up. Shuffle back into Orange County and visit the magic kingdom, Say hi to Mickey! One more stop, San Diego!!! the beaches, the golf, THE MEXICAN FOOD!!! If this sounds like a lot, well I probably left out more than I mentioned. What the hell are you waiting for?????? See ya soon. Remember Ca. is so much fun Joe B. moved here. By the way what do you recommend to do in Kansas????

                                                                                        Tour Ambassador,

                                                                                        J Dawg

I just have to pipe in here and say that San Francisco is the neatest city I have ever
been to.  We stayed on the Warf with a view of Alcatraz, visited the Pier, Crooked
Street where my cousin lives, China Town, rode the cable cars, we even took the
public bus out to Haight Ashbury, went across the Goldengate Bridge out to Mier
Park and saw the big trees and up into the wine country.  I would go back in a
second!
Jaci

Oh Please, Roy...You would have the reaction to those young girls now! I don't know too many men of ANY age that don't ogle "eye candy" and you especially!!! Do the word "Dirty Old Man" ring a bell? But then again, it sounds a bit like one of your outfits!  LOL     Sister Cate   PS...Love the Avatar  Albert and Tallan!

Jaci, would you be referring to Muir Woods? in Marin County with the large redwoods. The crookedest st. is Lombard St. If you liked SF you've got to visit Portland and what I believe is the cleanest big city I've ever been to, Seattle. It might have something to do with all that rain, right Stu?

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                                                                                                        J Dawg