Just wondering how many of you in cyberspace have been to a drive-in and if so, when is the last time you went?
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It must be because they all were burnt down because you are easily of age to have gone to one.
I used to love them.
One of my favorite memories growing up was the summer I stayed with my aunt Sandy and her family and they put us in PJ's and loaded us into the station wagon and off we went to the drive in. We kids (my cousins and my sister and I were all 2 years apart - 12, 10, 8 and 6) had the BEST time.
We still have quite a few here in rural western PA. I really need to take Evan.
I remember sitting on a blanket on the top of the car, watching movies.
But the best part was playing before the movie started, just as it was getting dark, in the little park underneath the screen.
Back in the early 90s, I moved into a house with a drive-in theatre right across the road. I never went to see a movie there, and it's gone now.
Q
It must be because they all were burnt down because you are easily of age to have gone to one.
Wrong. I lived in the city and drive-ins tend to be in more rural areas. Duh.
You'll always remember this as the day you almost discussed Captain Jack Sparrow.
Z,
I used to love the drive-in. I don't think that I have been to one since somewhere around '89 and that was in Santa Barbara. I loved them.
JG,
Unforgiven was a great movie. Huntington Beach is about 50 miles or so from my house. I'll have to see if there is still a drive-in there. If not I'll just hang out at the beach.
Sorry Ezzie.
Dorothy,
I must have seen at least two of the Herbie movies that way. Those playgrounds were fun.
Q,
I remember sitting in the back seat of my parents station wagon and watching the various movies on the drive-in screens as we rode by.
Wrong. I lived in the city and drive-ins tend to be in more rural areas. Duh.
So they were burned down.