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Old 08-16-2004, 04:57 PM
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On August 15th,1969,at 5:07PM it starts on Max Yasgur's Farm.
It soon turns into Breakfast in Bed for 400,000 plus people.

Max Yasgur's Aug.15-17
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Old 08-16-2004, 05:05 PM
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It's YASGUR....the documentary that was made during Woodstock was very interesting...different times...bet there were a few Motion cars abandoned on the side of the road when the had to walk the rest of the way to the site. I think JoeG had to do that.
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Verne in his 63 with JoeG walking next to him with a rifle after abandoning his Chevelle a few miles back.
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Belair,
You were obviously one of the unfortunate few who had the brown acid.

I was 18 then, and turned down tickets in favor of taking my girlfriend (now my wife) to the shore that weekend.
.....................still had a good time.
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Two female 'friends', who actually attended the event tried to 'entice' me to go along. They drove a 63 Impala SS convertable and I was to ride 'shotgun' for them. I knew that if I missed 3 days of classes in high school, I would be in deep trouble. I was 16 at the time.

They did say that 'bad acid' was going around, but plenty of good 'weed' was there.

It was a historic event of the late 60s' and I doubt it will ever happen again.
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I pass that field from time time , it's a green meadow now, a tourist attraction with a plaque /moument briefly explaining the event---There was a attempt to use the original field again for the 2nd Woodstock, but were turned down.-It was held down the road aways in another field, after it stopped raining at this one, cars were buried up to their wheels in mud,up and down the road. A friends son, that had attended it, told me the farmer was getting up to $250. to pull cars out of the mud with his tractor---Who'll stop the rain..........
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A CLONE!!

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photo--that line of cars and people between the meadows was a dirt road, it became a huge mud slide when it started to rain as people and cars tried to leave----
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