The boys weren’t going to let Saturday go by without touching some trucks so we squeezed in a trip to Touch-a-Truck in between a T-ball game and a baseball game. I was happy to oblige mostly because the money went to the Fishtown Horribles Parade.
Kudos to the the police officers, fire fighters, Coast Guard, volunteers, YMCA kids, etc. Everyone was incredibly friendly and eager to help make the kids smile. A special shout-out to the Gloucester Police Officers who humored my boys for a what probably felt like forever before other kids showed up for a turn. You made their day.
Good Morning Gloucester 
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Looks like fun
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Great job here now the Harley around the cape would be a ride to remember too I am still a magnet to these items 60 years later! 🙂 Dave & Kim 🙂
P.S. Older Brother had a Harley1948 knuckle Head with a suicide clutch- shifter :-O and overdrive gear freeway…what a bike until someone stole it he put it together from scratch a box case bought for $400.00 from an Air Force Friend 1970’s had two front ends for it too a springer rough rigid ride and glide front more smooth I will have to see if I can find a picture some where of it!
Dave
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