I talked to rotr today

[wroughtn_harv]

He's doing fine. It's been about a year and a half since I last talked to him I believe. As most of you know he's had some health problems. Today he was on my mind and so I called and he answered. He's sounding great and things are looking up.

 

[Bird]

That's good news, Harvey. Always glad to hear good news, especially about good people.

 

[EddieWalker]

Today he was on my mind and so I called and he answered.

Harvey,

Thanks for the update. He's a lucky guy to have a friend like you, who not only takes the time to see how he's doing, but also lets the rest of us know he's doing better.

Thanks,
Eddie

 

[MF1455v]

Harvey, I'm sure glad to here rotr is doing well.

Thanks
James

 

[jinman]

It's hard to keep a good blacksmith down.

 

[txdon]

That is great news Harvey! Rotr's longhorns are still standing stout on the bridge. I'm so glad he is coming back strong.

The word of the unique TBN bridge is spreading in Lee County. A person in the neighboring town suggested to a school teacher that he look at the TBN bridge to see if the Ag kids could build a similar bridge across the dry creek that runs through the town park. I guess it is time to pass along some of Harvey's creative ideas and expose rotr's creative works of art to the next generation.

 

[wroughtn_harv]

Ron is one of the most talented individuals I've ever known. He can do anything when he gets his mind set on it. First there was the motorcycle accident that almost killed him. Then a couple of years later the stroke hit from out of the blue.

Don, I believe the pictures are all on the website that Leo built for me. If a teacher wanted to do a powerpoint presentation of start to finish bridge building one oh one the could pull those pictures. Ruin all of our reputations. LOL

 

[txdon]

Will do Harvey.
With the central Texas ice storm everything is slick. There is even ice on rotr's longhorns.