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My youngest son was born June 1980, one of the hottest Dallas summers on record.
After spending a week off I went back to the mail route. It was 113 that day and I thought I was gonna melt.
If someone had a sprinkler on that summer I’d walk through it, holding my mail pouch high to keep it dry.
enjoyed your pictures, John.
David Vandermeer
Corinth, Texas
My youngest son was born June 1980, one of the hottest Dallas summers on record.
After spending a week off I went back to the mail route. It was 113 that day and I thought I was gonna melt.
If someone had a sprinkler on that summer I’d walk through it, holding my mail pouch high to keep it dry.
enjoyed your pictures, John.
a fine,true-life tale........thanks David
My youngest son was born June 1980, one of the hottest Dallas summers on record.
After spending a week off I went back to the mail route. It was 113 that day and I thought I was gonna melt.
If someone had a sprinkler on that summer I’d walk through it, holding my mail pouch high to keep it dry.
enjoyed your pictures, John.
YES! I lived in Joshua, TX, south of D/FW, in 1980. It was the hottest year on record for as long as I lived there. Still have the Tee-Shirt that says: "I Survived Texas 1980".


