You know you’re from Berks Caaaahnty when…
Make a right onto 10th and stop at Ott’s hobby shop!!
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Niiiiice.
Herman was a friend of my Grandfather. I recall hearing the Professor on the radio in the early 60’s. BTW, “Turkey Hollow” is in the Mohnton area. Please enchoy!
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hilarious!!! thanks for sharing!