Show your fellow LPSG's your hometown!

[AlteredEgo]

I LOVE Grand Central.

 

[ronin001]

I LOVE Grand Central.

I use to see it twice a day,

 

[b.c.]

Only in a city where a funeral might become a "second line" would people find a way to turn a sinkhole into a party.

http://www.wdsu.com/news/local-news/new-orleans/locals-gather-to-celebrate-sinkhole-de-mayo/39404544

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2016/05/04/sinkhole-de-mayo-in-new-orleans.html

 

[alcor972]

... a sinkhole?... wow... I even didn't know that this could occur...
thank you, b.c...

 

[willow78]

I don't want to give my exact location, but I have an album of pics I took from a lookout (plus a crappy mobile phone snap of a picnic area)

https://www.lpsg.com/gallery/albums/lpsg-luscious-panoramic-scenes-gallery.77440/

 

[EllieP]

Oh no Ellie! Sorry to hear that because I know you enjoy going, and so look forward to it. That happened to us one year, oddly, the first time we ever had tickets for two weekends. We ended up having to sell them all because of stuff we had to attend to in Houston.

For this one, we did manage to acquire tickets, if (knock on wood) nothing happens between now and then. Anyway, hope you can find a way to make it down here, Ellie. Good luck.

Well, I did manage to go the final weekend. And if you were there then you know how that went. I saw maybe four hours (at least I saw Dr. John) and then the heavens opened. I think I ruined my boots. Ugh. I never saw that much rain flood a place so quickly! And then I go back to the hotel, shower and get in my jammies while hubby stayed and worked what was left of the festival. Then he calls me at almost 10 o'clock to tell me Stevie Wonder is giving an impromptu show in the bar downstairs! I did not make it, sad to say.

 

[185248]

I LOVE Grand Central.

Nah, you be the most gorgeous scenery in your hometown kiddo. The most in touch with things out of reach of others also

 

[185248]

Well, I did manage to go the final weekend. And if you were there then you know how that went. I saw maybe four hours (at least I saw Dr. John) and then the heavens opened. I think I ruined my boots. Ugh. I never saw that much rain flood a place so quickly! And then I go back to the hotel, shower and get in my jammies while hubby stayed and worked what was left of the festival. Then he calls me at almost 10 o'clock to tell me Stevie Wonder is giving an impromptu show in the bar downstairs! I did not make it, sad to say.

When you buy a new pair of boots, spray them liberally with silicone spray. After 40 years of wearing footwear, best protection.

Never spray silicone on a long slender thick cock though, take it from me, does not protect

 

[EllieP]

When you buy a new pair of boots, spray them liberally with silicone spray. After 40 years of wearing footwear, best protection.

Never spray silicone on a long slender thick cock though, take it from me, does not protect

Cowboy boots as well? I've only used saddle soap. They're in the rehab unit now. We'll see what the verdict is when they return.

 

[BillM]

 

[BillM]

 

[b.c.]

Well, I did manage to go the final weekend. And if you were there then you know how that went. I saw maybe four hours (at least I saw Dr. John) and then the heavens opened. I think I ruined my boots. Ugh. I never saw that much rain flood a place so quickly! And then I go back to the hotel, shower and get in my jammies while hubby stayed and worked what was left of the festival. Then he calls me at almost 10 o'clock to tell me Stevie Wonder is giving an impromptu show in the bar downstairs! I did not make it, sad to say.

Glad to hear you made it down, Ellie. We get our tickets in advance thru one of the sponsors, and you have to pick which weekend you wanna go (they're good for any of the three days of that weekend). FORTUNATELY we picked the first weekend, so we missed the mud baths of the second.

After stopping for some eats, beer, and water, we make our way via the official T-shirt booth and crafts to our targeted area (always one of the main stages) where we pretty much stay put.

Last year it was Pitbull. This year: Pearl Jam. (And yes, I'm still alive)

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[AlteredEgo]

Nah, you be the most gorgeous scenery in your hometown kiddo. The most in touch with things out of reach of others also

Gentle @vibrationzzz ,you are always so kind.

 

[b.c.]

Cowboy boots as well? I've only used saddle soap. They're in the rehab unit now. We'll see what the verdict is when they return.

Lol. Here's wishing your boots a speedy recovery, EllieP.

Dr. J... the Night Tripper. Did he do "Mama Roux" (that's my fav Dr. John ditty)?

First time I saw him was what seems like EONS ago, at the St. Bernard Civic Center in Chalmette... before either of us was grey.

 

[lapdog2001]

I love the photos representing everyone's hometowns! I'm glad to have visited many of the places in the USA.
I would love to travel and see all the beautiful places shown so far.

While I've always lived in a suburb, Boston is my home!
The Public Garden

Beacon Hill

The waterfront

The skyline from the Charles River in the Fall

... and since sport stadiums seem to be a common theme, the one and only Fenway Paahk!

 

[b.c.]

I love the photos representing everyone's hometowns! I'm glad to have visited many of the places in the USA.
I would love to travel and see all the beautiful places shown so far.

While I've always lived in a suburb, Boston is my home!
The Public Garden

Beacon Hill

The waterfront

The skyline from the Charles River in the Fall

... and since sport stadiums seem to be a common theme, the one and only Fenway Paahk!

I like them all too, Lapdog. It's an enjoyable respite, being able to share and see glimpses of each others "worlds" without the drama associated with some of the other discussions.

 

[alcor972]

I love the photos representing everyone's hometowns! I'm glad to have visited many of the places in the USA.
I would love to travel and see all the beautiful places shown so far.

While I've always lived in a suburb, Boston is my home!
The Public Garden

Beacon Hill

The waterfront

The skyline from the Charles River in the Fall

... and since sport stadiums seem to be a common theme, the one and only Fenway Paahk!

boston!... yeah!...
your post makes me remembering ally mcbeal... which was one of my favorite series...
I could discover there cool views of your city...

 

[lapdog2001]

boston!... yeah!...
your post makes me remembering ally mcbeal... which was one of my favorite series...
I could discover there cool views of your city...

Ally McBeal, The Practice, Boston Legal, Rizzoli and Isles, Cheers, Fringe, St. Elsewhere - all shows 'based' in Boston that only filmed scenic overviews here, while doing the real filming in LA, NYC, Toronto, etc. etc. etc. Spencer For Hire was actually 100% filmed here,
an many many movies have been filmed in the area over the last 10-15 years.

Old school "Boston" song that never gets old!

Now overused "Boston" song, that really doesn't have much of anything to do with Boston, but kicks ass!

 

[185248]

Cowboy boots as well? I've only used saddle soap. They're in the rehab unit now. We'll see what the verdict is when they return.

Well, silicone lasts a very long time. So if a Cowgirl or Boy died with their boots on and they had sprayed them with silicone, they are probably the only things that'll be 'round long after the last Yeeha

 

[EllieP]

Well, silicone lasts a very long time. So if a Cowgirl or Boy died with their boots on and they had sprayed them with silicone, they are probably the only things that'll be 'round long after the last Yeeha

The boot shop used silicone! LOL! When they told me, I said, yeah a buddy told me about that! He said "Smart buddy."

Thanks! And the boots look great. They went through rehab looking better than ever. So happy. I love them boots!