Sounds like you and Jenn have the same take and similar experience that I have, Paul. In my old home we had a car museum in the centre of town, and John Lennon’s hand painted Rolls was an ongoing exhibit. My wife’s girlfriend modeled with a bridal gown for a photo shoot with it.

Some celebs used to give public art shows at the big hotel in front of the inner harbour where celebs and even the Queen parked their yachts. While many of these were sociable, sometimes it was a guessing game as to who owned what. The next day we’d read who was in town, and who owned or leased the yacht the day after they left.
I think I’d like Rhode Island. But, I’d still wear a toque.
FSB

There's is a couple of classic car museums here, so I have a feeling he's involved with that on some level, or another, since he's into that. I'll bet he owns some of the cars displayed there. I'm actually used to dealing with celebrities, since I've worked with a few musicians that were in famous bands, and my girlfriend knows a lot of people like that. I just treat people like anyone else, and try to give them space, and if the they feel like being friendly, or talkative, cool. This is a famous summer resort area, so you'll occasionally spot people from time to time, especially during the season. I've spotted Lady Gaga here a couple of years ago.

I think that's good, Paul. On one of my trips from Chicago to Phoenix, I sat next to Jim Brown and we just had a regular conversation. He's a very nice person.

. . . On one of my trips from Chicago to Phoenix, I sat next to Jim Brown and we just had a regular conversation. He's a very nice person.

a new one from Joe Banamassa, he got a nice strat also

mud