SOME OF THE DRIVERS TALK ABOUT THE LACK OF FUEL. NO STATIONS WERE OPEN SOUTH OF MERIDIAN
posted by Dave Foulk at 12:18 PM
Sunday, September 04, 2005
SOME OF THE DRIVERS TALK ABOUT THE LACK OF FUEL. NO STATIONS WERE OPEN SOUTH OF MERIDIAN
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- Name: Dave Foulk
- Location: Seymour, Tennessee, United States
I've been a broadcaster for 38 years, fifteen of them at WSB Radio in Atlanta, Georgia. I'm living in my native east Tennessee- where I can see the Smokies from my living room window.
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