I did the HAPPY DANCE Today!!
For those of you who have been following my saga about The Purple Truck and the new-New Hampshire Legend
TODAY I FOUND THE PURPLE TRUCK ******
Meet Sam Cooper
This is Sam Cooper of Sam Cooper and Son Paving located in Bow, NH. Sam and his family have owned and operated a family paving business in the Concord, NH area for over 50 years. They deal primarily in home driveway installations and sealing but also take on Commercial projects.
The day I first saw the truck, there was no advertising on it. It was new and hadn't had the Company logo painted on yet!
Sam had made a trip to New Jersey looking for a truck. While there he saw a Purple one. He liked it so much he decided to "go purple" himself. He wanted to attract attention! Well he certainly did!
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As usual I was headed in the wrong direction this AM when I spotted Sam's truck. Actually I was late to meet a ride to Manchester! But while I was scanning the sides of the road (I really have been looking) I saw it...I saw it! I grabbed my cell phone and SCREAMED to my husband to GET THE CAMERA. I told him where the truck was and as you can see he was kind enough to head right down.
So mystery solved!... And even though that's what I wanted...it makes me kind of sad. I'm going to miss looking for that Purple Truck!
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Having crossed over to the "other side of Middle Age" herself....Joan is an ongoing source of information about local programs, facilities and issues specific to her peers!
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Did I see a pig flying down the street. I found an orange house today. I mean bright orange. I will have to take a picture of it for you.
Well if you can find a purple truck, you can accomplish just about anything! So shift your focus to something you really want and go for it!
John-Hey maybe you have the subject for a whole new Blog! Do post a picture...there's so little to chuckle at these days...we could all use it!
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I have been alerting all my friends and colleagues to keep their eyes open for the purple truck! I can't believe you found it. Even more so, I can't believe your husband ran out with his camera to capture the moment! I am glad I don't have to keep an eye out for the truck this weekend -- I am off to the Ribfest and to see the Clydesdales in merrimack.
So Joan you mean you did not get to use all of those detective/spying techniques we commented about?
Well, I am glad you found your truck safely and while looking for the past few weeks did not crash.
Now off to the next quest. What shall it be?!!!!!
Joan...I'm jealous! That sounds like a blast.I'm working Saturday...would be great if I had a sale! But, will try to go to my Dads in maine afterwards.
A Rib fest huh.....yummm
Joan,
Mission accomplished! What a clever way to stand out. Whats your next adventure?
I love those babies....maybe I should have put up 10 or so...wouldn't that have been a sight!
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Hi Joan!
Love the story of the purple truck!
I need to find the photo of the Easter Egg house in Sedona and send it to you.
Huggs,
karyn
Joan - Congratulations! Nothing like a little Yankee Determination to solve a puzzle!
And Bow is such a pretty little town. I sure miss that area. Sigh....
Nice to meet you, too! Maybe if I can get back up there next spring I will have to call you and have coffee! That would be a hoot!
In Merrimack there used to be a little restaurant on the main drag that had a black silhouette of a horse and buggy as their 'shingle' outside. I can't remember the name of the place though. Do you know which place I'm talking about?
And there was a wonderful restaurant heading up the mountain in Campton called the Scandinavi Inn. They had the absolute best Shorehouse Casserole I've ever had!
I'm getting 'homesick' now! LOL
I don't get down to Merrimack . I'll have to ask someone who knows that area! We usually head up Campton way at least once a year so will have tocheck that place out.
Just mark the 2 NH groups and you'll get lots to fill the homesick space!