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scotty wrote:
What the heck is Jason eating there?

A Reuben!

gregga41 wrote:And so goes the saying,... "Hott to Trott"!

I can't say nott!!

sloop_john_b wrote:

scotty wrote:
What the heck is Jason eating there?

A Reuben!

All the portions at Maxie's are enormous!

It was Trotty's first ever NYC subway ride. Look how exited he is! I think we've found the purse snatchers on the NYC subway.

lol..I haven't taken the subway in forever..now I know why...

Ooo, bad for the environment to scare people away from public transport like that

Don't let those subway pictures get out or we'll see a spike in new car sales

Actually, you can see why Graham looks like by reading the poster above his head.

Smiling happy faces , looks like a great time being had by everyone.

I'm sure Darren will have a few tales to tell when he returns home.

That's if he returns home Shane! Looks like too much fun!!

sloop_john_b wrote:

scotty wrote:
What the heck is Jason eating there?

A Reuben!

it's a knish!

it's a knish!

Not to be confused with the Knash, whos first big hit was "My Karona"!

rickenbrother wrote:I think we've found the purse snatchers on the NYC subway.

Looks like no one is going to take Dave's wallet away from him; except maybe Lisa!

Wow, what a trip Trotty!

Who can top that!?!?!?!

Sure looks like fun was had by all, thanks for sharing the pictures!

Now I'm REALLY getting home sick.

OH THE FOOD!

it was great to KINDA meet you Trotty! One of these days!

jdogric12aolcom wrote:

sloop_john_b wrote:

scotty wrote:
What the heck is Jason eating there?

A Reuben!

it's a knish!

It was a Reuben on top of a knish!!

ajish4 wrote:it was great to KINDA meet you Trotty! One of these days!

Get on a plane, Tony!!

On Wednesday we travelled to Winchester, Virginia and stayed a couple of nights at the Nancy Shepherd House Inn, owned and run by David McLaughlin, a fellow Forum member and Rickenbacker enthusiast extraordinaire. The Inn dates back to the early 1700s and was in a substantially dilapidated condition prior to David commencing work on it. David has spent the best part of twenty years carefully restoring the Inn, using period-correct building techniques, paintwork and furnishings. The end result of David's labor of love is a most charming and relaxing place to stay. In fact, the restoration is so good the Inn looks like it's always been carefully maintained.
The basement of the Inn is home to the Tater Hill Tavern, where David hosts guests with a fine selection of boutique beers. We had a couple of nights of laughter, drinking and story telling. Here's Mike Guitierrez and I:-

After two relaxing days in Winchester, we headed back to Pennsylvania, just in time to experience a snow storm! There were cars and trucks sliding off the road and everything!Wooohooo!

Looks like I got home just in time!!!