Those trees are incredible Dave, I always think about what they must have looked like to people seeing them for the first time. I'm glad that there are still some left. I don't think I've ever seen another Lambsfoot with redwood covers, nice that it has stirs such fond thoughts for you
LOL!

When I was a teenager, I spent some time living among olive groves, and without an abundance of food, but I didn't like the taste of olives until I was about 40! It was very strange, and apparently not uncommon, having being told that I might like them as I got older, I tried olives many times, but found them awful. Then, suddenly, it was as if someone flipped a switch, and I have loved them ever since
With good reason
Thank you for all your kind words Harvey
Thank you for the tunes too
That's one heck of an image my friend
A lovely image

That old wooden roller coaster sounds cool

There is an old one here called the
Big Dipper too. 'Crazy Mouse' (or 'Wild Mouse') seems to have been a common roller coaster name in the the past too, which I always think rather funny. There is one in Brighton, on the southern English coast called that, and it sits high above the sea. It's very tame by modern standards

I haven't been on a roller-coaster for years, but my mate's lad will talk about them endlessly!
When I was a kid, we went on holiday to Blackpool, the seaside resort where the Big Dipper is located. It rather dominated the town back then. My dad spent the whole of the holiday, and much time thereafter, telling me that when I was "a bit older" he'd take me on it. I was in my early 20's, with a girlfriend, when I eventually went on it, but after a lifetime of build-up, it was a bit of a disappointment!
I hope everyone is having a great Saturday

Based on my last posting time, I have just had one heck of a nap!