THIS BLOG IS DEDICATED TO MY TWIN BROTHER, BILL DYKES (1943-1995). WE WERE NOT ONLY BROTHERS BUT PARTNERS IN BUSINESS AND BEST FRIENDS!AND TO ALL THE "BUTCHERS" THAT HAVE PASSED ON TO THE BIG LOT IN THE SKY!
Boy, does this bring back memories, Dick. Truck in the third photo, sure I slept in during my six-week tenture as a "clown" with the show in '61. A hard upper bunk,others who rode were musicians. Those were adventurous days, trying to sleep thru all the fresh excitement while the truck wove ominously this way and through up and down Pennsylvania mountains. Amazed I am still alive! Showbiz David
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Boy, does this bring back memories, Dick. Truck in the third photo, sure I slept in during my six-week tenture as a "clown" with the show in '61. A hard upper bunk,others who rode were musicians. Those were adventurous days, trying to sleep thru all the fresh excitement while the truck wove ominously this way and through up and down Pennsylvania mountains. Amazed I am still alive!
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My great grandpa worked with this circus, I have a bunch of old pictures that were given to him later on.
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