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Alabama history GENEALOGY Hale County

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Peggy Adams July 25, 2016

Loved this post….all those wonderful trucks and cars parked on main street…the definitions are so true. Wonderful times all should feel good to remember as it slowly fades into the ‘long-ago’ realm.

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Robert Jackson July 26, 2016

I would dare to say that each one of those men, propped on their vehicle, waiting on their wife and children, had a pocket knife in one of the pant pocket, and about $3 or $4 dollars change in the other pocket. Half dollars, quarters, dimes, nickels, and a bunch of pennies. They kept their hands in the change pocket and you could hear them “playing with their change”……………….might have had a cold bottle of coke sitting on the hood (small 6 oz.). Had toooo fed the parking meter also. Remember Parking tickets.

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