Very nice hit to whom ever done it way to go.

Mt Airy is a very nice place,I have been there quite a few times. I use to live out in the maiden area. My stomping grounds was out in Boone, Blowing rock, Loved to hunt Pisgah area. I miss home so much.

Good luck in finding the culprit!

Ewok126 wrote:

LOL...nice.....sounds like a cross between a Dixie Chicken and Mama Cass

dstieger wrote:

Hubby is a little perturbed. He got smacked real hard today. The return address is "Opie Taylor, 332 Maple Road, Mayberry, NC. So it must be someone here that knows that we are moving to Mt. Airy NC, i.e. Mayberry (where Andy Griffith grew up and based Mayberry on).

Awesome hit

Padron 1926 #90 Tubo - N/H but Awesome!
Illusion Ultra Toro - N/H but he loves Illusion
AVO Nicaragua Toro - N/H but he loves AVO
My Father Rob - one of his favorites
Herrera Esteli Toro - one of his regular rotations
Undercrown Toro - another one of his regular rotations

He does not know who this hit came from, but he's been doing his detective work. He mumbled something like "Joe, Joel, George", well, at least it sounded something like that, along with "payback is a b*tch". Then he started singing "California Dreaming". I think someone may be in trouble.

Mrs. dpnewell wrote:

I knew you were moving to NC, but had no idea it was to the real life Mayberry! Happy coincidence... tell your hubby he is greatly missed around these parts... no payback, this was a long overdue gift for a much revered man... good luck with the move...

Ronnie

Ron_Howard wrote:

As soon as I retire, we're headed to the other side of the mountains from you. Probably between Johnson City and Dandridge, though likely closer to Dandridge

dstieger wrote:

Hubby's brother was planning on moving to the Johnson City area before his fatal motorcycle accident. He really loved that area. Too bad there is no dirrect route over the mountains. It's faster to go back north on 77 and take 81 down into Tennesee, then to try and cross the mountains.

Riverdog (Jamie) who used to be an ative member here lives about 45 minutes south of our new place and hubby has herfed with him a few times.

So, I guess that means that once you retire, you'll be attending the "Redneck Herf" in Tennesee?

Mrs. dpnewell wrote:

^^^^Ewok, yes it is wonderful there. Imagine us going from a 50' x 150' lot on a heavily traveled main road in socialist NJ, to 2 acres on a dead end country road part way up the Blue Ridge Mountains. We can sit on the back deck and watch sheep and cattle grazing with mountains in the background, or sit on the front porch and watch the dozen or so horses across the street. We also are not "damn" Yankees who go south and then try to change everything. We like the way things are in our new southern community just fine. It will be great to finally be able to live around folk with the same values as we have. NC feels more like "home", then NJ ever did, even though both of us where Jersey born and raised. Hubby has always said that he wish we had been born in the south.

Mrs. dpnewell wrote:

please tell Riverdawg I send my best. Great guy. Is he feeling OK?

frankj1 wrote:

We haven't seen him for a couple years, but we will be sure to pass on your regards next time we do. He came to the RV a couple times (before we moved it to the new house), and David went to his place once. He has a beautiful home on the top of a mountain, a beard down to his waist, and he keeps calling my 60 year old Hubby, "young man", though I think he is actually the younger one.

Mrs. dpnewell wrote: