Dr John D.'s Page

John,
check out my web site for some car photos. http://www3.sympatico.ca/wilivhaasper/index.htm

Grettings from Mint cond MGB 1979 complete with both converable and hard top

Greetings from Triumph Spitfire/GT6 to Isetta..

i remember yorktown heights--1968--december--very snowy--i was last car thru intersection northbound on taconic st pkwy before the annual 200 car pile up--missed me by few inches-- lol....wow---very very snowy!!

beautifiul guitars and cute boat---stout and looks like fun to sail.....i learned on the hudson from claverack creeek mostly south--hudson and thereabouts.....last time i was near yorktown hts, i was on taconic state pkwy northbound in blindinng snow in dec 1968...through the flashing yellow just as a car slid through the red flashing lite and through the intersection---missed me by 2 inches, literally , and made sounds of the 200 car pile-up behind me.....whew,,,,,could not see nor stop---at 45 mph.......wow, what a ride............i certainly hope the intersection has been modified since then.....

If you like old cars see my page

Nice assortment you've got there. I'm currently down to just three guitars (all 6's): my trusty Yamaha jumbo (looks and sounds very much like the Gibson J-200), an Ovation shallow-bowl cutaway acoustic/electric, and an Ibanez solid-body electric informally known as the "lawsuit" or "patent infringement" model (for its unabashed copying of the Gibson Les Paul). Then, in the event I get bored with the guitar (perish the thought!) I also have two banjos, a Dobro, and an autoharp. I've been a folkie, a rocker, and now I'm just a guitarist and singer, cranking out any tune that happens to come to mind on a moment's notice.

If you're so inclined, why not sign on to the new "Sailors with Guitars" group on SeaKnots?