Dear Fearguth, let me join the ranks of well wishers and congratulate you to 10'000 posts or 3 years of successfully exhibiting the inner workings of your mind.
No other blog cracks me up as much as your choice of pics and narrations, you truly enriched my life. May Ms Fearguth cook you plenty more of whatever it is that made you turn out the way you did.
Although I don't recall everything I was thinking when I started this blog three years ago, one of my motives was to discover kindred souls. And I have.
I have an identical 30-yr-old T shirt, (now with several holes in it) bought from Kalispell, Montana. I revisited a friend there a couple of years ago, and was amazed to find the same T shirt in one of the shops on the main street. Have always loved the drawing. Congratulations on your taste in T shirts
This is the coolest mtn goat art ever! My father had this exact shirt that he acquired somewhere along the road. I happened upon it one day in an old box and wore it for a few years. Nevertheless, it is in Heaven now with a lot of other holy shirts. About two years ago as a Christmas present he got me a new one at Eastern Mountain Sports in Newark, Delaware—equally nice graphic but not the same quality t-shirt of old.
I would like to know who made the original goat art—I see what appears to be “Nicholsen” on the bottom and something unreadable followed by “1978.”
Mountain Goat Celebrating the Third
Congratulations on your Blogiversary!!
ReplyDeleteMy third is sometime next month, I think.
Pre-congratulations on your blogiversary, BN! It hardly seems possible that we've been doing this for three years.
ReplyDeleteDear Fearguth, let me join the ranks of well wishers and congratulate you to 10'000 posts or 3 years of successfully exhibiting the inner workings of your mind.
ReplyDeleteNo other blog cracks me up as much as your choice of pics and narrations, you truly enriched my life. May Ms Fearguth cook you plenty more of whatever it is that made you turn out the way you did.
Best Wishes
Juan,
ReplyDeleteAlthough I don't recall everything I was thinking when I started this blog three years ago, one of my motives was to discover kindred souls. And I have.
I have an identical 30-yr-old T shirt, (now with several holes in it) bought from Kalispell, Montana. I revisited a friend there a couple of years ago, and was amazed to find the same T shirt in one of the shops on the main street. Have always loved the drawing. Congratulations on your taste in T shirts
ReplyDeleteThank you, Irish Wolfhound! I have a HUGE t-shirt collection, but this one is an all-time favorite.
ReplyDeletehey who sells this t shirt?
ReplyDeleteI wish I knew. I've never been able to find it on the Internet.
ReplyDeleteThis is the coolest mtn goat art ever! My father had this exact shirt that he acquired somewhere along the road. I happened upon it one day in an old box and wore it for a few years. Nevertheless, it is in Heaven now with a lot of other holy shirts. About two years ago as a Christmas present he got me a new one at Eastern Mountain Sports in Newark, Delaware—equally nice graphic but not the same quality t-shirt of old.
ReplyDeleteI would like to know who made the original goat art—I see what appears to be “Nicholsen” on the bottom and something unreadable followed by “1978.”
Whoa.! Stumbled onto this image.! I'd forgotten this (also favorite) t -shirt.! Now to locate another.! Cool.!
ReplyDeleteIf anyone finds a source for this shirt, let me know.
ReplyDeleteGoogle . Old Goat back packer t -shirt..several sources come up.!
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ReplyDeleteThank you, Anonymous, thank you, thank you, thank you!
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