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PAGE 3 OF THE JULY ISSUE OF PASS PATROL CAMPFIRE TALES
The issue included here contains the stories and not the advertisements.  Keep in mind, the stories here were written in 1997.  

This issue includes
Teller County Car Wash

at Longwater Road

Hot Dog Hill

 

ANOTHER OF THE MANY ADVENTURES OF PASS PATROL

 
 

TELLER COUNTY CAR WASH  -  Campfire Tales - July, 1997

Picnic Stop
We all share our campfire tales around a lunchtime fire.

Our convoy of nearly two dozen vehicles turned onto Longwater Road and headed for the car wash.  “Here’s your sign!” Slowpoke chuckled as he pointed to a new sign on the side of the road.  It said something to the effect that the car wash might be a little deep and anybody with an IQ higher than Colorado’s nighttime temperature would turn around and get change for the car wash in Denver.  Although the sign stirred up a lot of chatter on the CB radio, no one turned around although Boss did ask what Colorado’s nighttime temperature was.  He had driven all the way up from Austin, Texas to go the car wash with us.  Anybody with an IQ as high as Austin’s nighttime temperature ... well shucks fire anyhow, we didn’t have enough fingers and toes in whole durn bunch to count that high.

Our first stop was at the unofficial official, picnic-lunch, sit down, fill’um up, keep on turckin’, campsite. 

 
 
   

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