Nope

NOPE

S.F. Garbagemen 1962

Attilio shows how the trash from the cans of several homes was collected and carried over the shoulder to the truck. Kudos to these strong and noisy men!

S.F. Garbagemen 1962

The men in the photo are:Attilio Borghello (left), Aldo Bachigalupi, Mario Stefanelli and Terso Biconi collect trash in 1962.

Credit: David Kush

Cadence in Samoan

From the description:

"They are the 100th Battalion 442nd Infantry Regiment of the US Army Reserve, out of Fort Shafter, Hawaii."

Open for Business

Just Having a Good Time

One of my favorite lines of dialogue from "The Andy Griffith Show" television series of the early 1960's comes from the episode "The Loaded Goat".  

 A local construction crew is blasting for an underpass near            Mayberry. A farmer brings his goat uptown to experience his            weekly shopping trip, and partly because of the blasting making the goat nervous. The goat frees itself from a bench on Main Street and wanders into a storeroom. The goat eats a half of a case of dynamite.  (IMBD)

After capturing the goat, Sheriff Taylor reunites it with farmer Cy Hudgins in the courthouse and explains the situation.  Like a big brother, Cy voices his disapproval of the goat's behavior to the Sheriff:

"Eatin' dynamite. Now aint  that t'way it always is? First time he comes uptown he figures he's got to do everything."

Point Sur

Huts of Matobo, Zimbabwe

Huts designed by the women of Matobo, Zimbabwe

Never too Late

It's never too late to wear your first Stetson.

Training in Sitka, Alaska

USCG Training in Sitka, Alaska