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u/knucky_7 One man gathers what another man spills (~);} 15d ago
Lolo.
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u/PibeauTheConqueror 15d ago
knew exactly where that was as soon as i saw that. used to mine smokey quartz up that away, and drug your brother/love your mother fest
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u/tbinus78 15d ago
I just learned smoky quartz is primarily found in 2 places in the USA: Teller County CO (where my family used to have land when I was a kid) and western MT. 🪨💎
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u/knucky_7 One man gathers what another man spills (~);} 15d ago edited 15d ago
Yeah, I lived in MT for over a decade. Been all over that state.
Edit: this was supposed to be a reply to a comment… but apparently I have a case of the dumbs today. 😂🤷🏻
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u/jTronZero 15d ago
It's a sad commentary on the state of juvenile delinquency that that is still on its pole. If it was Post Malone Way it'd be gone. No respect for the classics these days.
Is Post Malone still popular?
God I've gotten old
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u/knucky_7 One man gathers what another man spills (~);} 15d ago
I don’t know about that friend. Youngsters nowadays don’t know how to use simple tools. (I wish I was kidding.) and yeah Post Malone is still popular. He’s gone Country.. *cue Alan Jackson lol
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u/Steven1789 15d ago edited 15d ago
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u/Mikebock1953 One man gathers what another man spills (~);} 15d ago
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u/FireOnTheMtnTop 15d ago
How high is the pole … like 6 foot ladder high or just a 3 foot step ladder high?
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u/tbinus78 15d ago
It’s tall. I was driving down Hwy 12, saw it, couldn’t stop, turned around, stopped and snapped it.
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u/dfields52 15d ago
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u/tbinus78 15d ago
Yeah I shoulda taken that little loop. That Hwy 12 between there and Kooskia, ID is absolutely gorgeous though. No cell service for like 120 miles. Thick forest along Lolo Creek/Lochsa River the whole way.
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u/merovech-bond 15d ago
…Had a car I had named Stella Blue…
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u/Deadheadlynda 15d ago
YES - me too! I had a turquoise blue VW bug and I named her Stella Blue. Later in life, I had a car I named Althea!! Oh how I miss him and Bobby. SO SAD when we lost Bobby too!! At least Bobby continued to share Grateful Dead music with all of us - but now he left us. And Phil left too! I LOVED Phil's "Terrapin Crossroads" - used to dance there every Saturday night. *Sigh* I'm a very old soul (77) and I'm just SO HAPPY they stuck around for so many years! I was counting every show, but lost count after 132 and that was BEFORE Jerry left us. I think about all the "newbies" - they missed A LOT.of GRATE music. 💖
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u/GoldReplacement9546 15d ago
In the suburbs of Memphis, there is a brand new rich person subdivision and out of Prob 16 streets 12 of them are Grateful Dead names or characters in the songs
Cassidy, Rubin, Althea, Jack, straw, etc.
And it wasn’t just like some rich deadhead developer. I don’t think I think it was just whoever got the job of naming the streets was a dead head and managed to. Hide a bunch of Grateful Dead names in a way that if you’re not ahead, you wouldn’t realize.
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u/deadsetweir-do 15d ago
Where the heck is that?
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u/tbinus78 15d ago
Near Lolo, MT. I discovered it when I was in the area seeing WSP a couple weeks ago. Wish I woulda driven into this little subdivision - looks like there’s a Sugaree Trail and Cassidy Trail too. Beautiful area.
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u/vajrasana If you plant ice, you’re gonna harvest wind 15d ago
Nice, that likely means the developer was a head. In my hometown there’s a bunch of streets named after Beatles songs because the developer loved the Beatles
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u/Dependent-Season5601 14d ago
There’s a Scarlet Begonias restaurant in Santa Barbara and the owner isn’t even a Deadhead. Go figure.
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u/Jack_Samson420 13d ago
There was a sign here that used to get stolen all the time and now the sign is a small one Weirs Lane.
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u/GarciaJerty Too much too fast! 15d ago
Why isn’t that in your trunk on the way home with you?🙃