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Post by zenman on Oct 9, 2015 19:19:17 GMT
I was fortunate to spend a few months in 1975 living on a sailboat in St. Augustine and Fernandina Beach.
Fantastic people.
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Post by mary on Oct 9, 2015 19:42:28 GMT
According to a lot of the Southerners that I know, Florida is the North. My experience has been that the farther south you go in Florida, the more northern-like it is. And the farther north you go in it, the more southern-like it becomes. It's almost like geographically it's upside-down.  |
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Post by Parker Dude on Oct 10, 2015 4:12:40 GMT
When BOC started touring in '72, the south was just stopping being the south. Allen Lanier once got chastised in a restaurant in North Carolina for fooling with a deck of playing cards on a Sunday. Today the south is pretty much like everywhere else, for better or worse. Having lived in Florida the last decade, I like the south, and southerners. Once a southsider always a southsider.  RIP BJR, your classic song will live on forever. |
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