It looks really good, there were about 10 to 15 guys. Some of the old-timers were very pleased when they saw how they were using it by helping the handicapped.

We, as old timers, feel like we're being used.

I've talked to some old-timers. Nobody's ever heard of anybody doing that before.

He's one of those guys that, when he's on, he can shut you down. And the good ones, when they get in jams, they get out of them. A lot of times, that's where games are won and lost, but the good ones rise to the occasion.

This is a chance to get all the old-timers together and there is getting to be fewer of us every year. This is family ranching. It's still here, but it's getting harder because of the land prices and the taxes are too high to make a living with cattle.

Whilst I'm pleased to say that Phil has made a very good recovery and is very much on the mend, he has decided to enjoy an early retirement with his wife Christine.