Hey Terry ( Cowboy ) David Harper from Byron, Ga. 15 miles south of Macon, Ga. We worked together, along with Bill Pound at the Ga. Hydroculture green houses in Byron Ga. around 1973, 74,75 year frame. I remember sitting in your dark burgany ( plum / purple ) Mustang eating lunch and listening to Paul Harvey and the rest of the story. I was about 16 / 17 at the time . I drove a red 1965 two door Chevy Implala, a 1969 green Pontiac Gran Prix and a 1974 dark brown Chevy Vega. You played your guitar and sang a few songs on the second floor of the packing house, during break a few times. The people we worked with was always playing some kind of fun games. There was the old stick the funnel in the front part of your pants and try to drop a quarter off your forehead in the funnel, while someone was putting the quarter on someones forehead and getting it in just the right place, someone else would pour a gallon of cold water down the funnel into their pants. Also there was a guy name Randy, who could stand there and turn a complete flip and land back on his feet. We had a few tomato fights and had a few hockey games in some of the empty green houses that had a solid flat floor. We would use brooms and make a puck out od something round and wrap it good with duct tape.

in 1971 we got married on my 16th Birthday to Brian and as a wedding gift a friend gave us tickets to see the BYRDS live at Newecstle City Hall, England. they were the first band I ever saw they blew me away it was amazing. My husband is sixty next month and I want to give him a BYRDS song book. I am finding it very hard to find one HELP Please!

Hi Terry From Buck and Cookie

DEAREST TERRY, DO HOPE ALL IS WELL WITH YOU! SINCERELY, CON

Saw you at ricks on the square in Tyler saturday. Great set, come back soon. Let me when you are back in the area