Came across this picture that was actually put into an Iowa Wesleyan financial assistance brochure. Ivan Ewing is on my right and Mark Neish has his back to the camera. I'm chowing down on a hot dog that they were giving out for an all campus lawn get-together. Apparently I could have used some financial assistance to get a haircut. Damn subversive hippie freaks.
About ten miles or so north of Bedlam is a place called Safety Harbor. Its the place that has the 300-500 year old oak that the city tried to kill I featured a couple weeks ago on BFE . They have a pretty nice park that has some interesting history, too. Count Philippe landed here and introduced the pineapple and cigar making to the Tampa Bay area. Today, however, I want to mention something else about this area, besides the really nice scenery. Phillipe Park was also the home of the Tocobaga Indians. The Tocobaga occupied the Tampa Bay area from around 600 A.D. to the 1600's. This is a fairly common view of old stately moss-laden oaks down here. This shot was taken atop the only Tocobaga Indian mound in the area. This exact spot is home not only to the Tocobaga until they died out, but then to Count Phillipi who settled the area after the Tocobaga died out. The place is full of oak and ...


Wow what a hansome hippy you are!
ReplyDeleteTim said you look like a pot smokin long haired liberal hippy coppin a munch on a hotdog.
You look like you're about to do something bad to Mr. Smiley.
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