Slice of life - Train time.

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10. Sure do

Scrubby and Lloyd's was kind of a good cheap greasy hamburger place. I think they ground their own hamburger. It was not unusual to have a line in front there was so little seating inside. Usually ordered burgers to-go. The tradition still lives on, a little, at Frank's Hot Dogs...another local favorite.

SLO has many good non chain places to grab a meal. Stood in line at Firestone recently and ate my Pig sandwich and
fries outside in the, sunny in November, patio. One reason I like the town. Though a slice of Costco pizza is a nice treat too.

I've got See Canyon apples from Gopher Glen in the fridge and had a really good tri-tip sandwich at the Avila Beach Grocery a few sunny beach front weekends ago.

Need to pick up some things from Miner's Hardware. Their big lumber barn was originally part of the old train yard workshop. Or maybe part of the SP mill yard. To bring my thoughts back to trains and train yards.