Memories

[Drycreek3189]

I was doing some rearranging in my reloading room this morning and ran across some pictures taken 15/20 years ago. Brought back los of good memories. My son who is 28 years old now with a bass he caught out f our pond. He was elated that it was bigger than mine !

[Drycreek3189]

The following are my grandson’s first and second buck, my pointer, Rambo, and a turkey that stood still too long for yours truly.

[Drycreek3189]

My oldest son with a nice opelousas catfish. Me and my best friend catching bass on Lake Fork with our guide, Brian Duplechain

[youngbuck1]

Good times!

[curtintex]

I didn't know you used to not be old.

[Drycreek3189]

I didn't know you used to not be old.

I had nearly forgot it myself ! I shared these with my best friend via text this morning and he said much the same thing only he was a smartazz. But, we’ve been on each other’s case for thirty plus years so it doesn’t matter.

[miket]

Love it, great pics

[Txhunter3000]

I look at my 40+ year old albums all the time. It's great and sad at the same time. Hopefully everybody has them.

[bbbuck]

Good stuff here. Thanks for sharing.

[Pawnhunter]

Priceless!!

[Bisch]

Awesome!!!!

Bisch

[hoythunter02]

Memories are all we are left with and the reason we try to do so much. Thanks for sharing sir.

[tps7742]

Great look back on life. Thanks for sharing your memories.

[PondPopper]

Great pics. Thanks for sharing.

Unfortunately, due to cell phones, old photo albums are becoming as rare as a phone book these days.
My 27-year-old son and 29-year-old daughter will dig one of my many albums out and look through them a couple of times a year. Some great memories in those old albums.
I carry a 35mm, throw away Kodak with me for "special" pics. I learned that trick from my DAD.

[Gumbo Man]

Thanks for the verification that you were young once Don. Those pictures are inspiring to me.😎😎