There is another one of those "paralyzed trunks" again.
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Bertram Mills Elephants, Oklahoma--1947
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Wade G. Burck
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7 comments:
Wade - how did the Bertram Mills elephants get to be in Oklahoma?
Steve.
I was wondereing that very thing myself. Maybe they took a trunk road.
Steve,
I believe they stampeded.
Wade
With the Atlantic to impede, the strength of their stampede, how did they succeed? Must have been great weed!!!
Steve,
Great poetry! I can remember a sign on a van that said "Gas, grass, or ass. No one rides for free."
Mary Ann
Steve and John,
I applaud your efforts to correct something apparently wrong. The back of the picture is written Mills Bros. Circus(Bertram). I guess that meant they were supposing.
Wade
G'day Mary Ann,
Did the van also have a sign- If it's rockin', don't bother knockin'?
Or, less poetically - Lost your cat? Check my tyres!
Regards.
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