lucky Clarence Taber thanks, all you taxpayers for paying me to ride my hodaka every day inda 60's

[taber hodaka]

I covered riding my hodaka in a short video ---- Clarence Taber A colorful life and career in the Forest Service.
----- Clarence

[Bullfrog]

Clarence,

I'm guessing you tried to attach a video clip to the message, but it didn't "take". Might want to check with Dale for advice on what to do.

Ed

[taber hodaka]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9gUn-9qb-M

[Bullfrog]

Thanks Clarence for that overview of your time with the Forest Service and touching on your time as a Hodaka Dealer! As a fellow retired person, I took the most value from your parting comments for us ol' coots - which went something like this: "If you don't know what to do . . . do something." "And if you don't get started, you're probably not gonna finish." Seems like very good advice to me.

Ed

[givergas]

Very nice, reminds me of the saying, men doing manly things in a manly fashion, hats of to you

[MTrat]

What a great story, Clarence. I can relate to quite a bit of it.

[rough rider]

Hello Mr. Taber, I enjoyed the video and thank you for sharing your career and thank you for your service! My Uncle Jim was a forest ranger in Greenville South Carolina back in the sixties and seventies. Being from Florida, seeing the forrest and caves were a big deal back then. Enjoy your retirement and God bless you. Richard