Games No 2

A vintage game that belongs to Mr. S. It is a 1968 edition, well loved. dust and all.

[Jean]

cool shot

[Marnie]

Oldies are often far better than the newies.

[Margo Sayer]

We should never let 'our days of youth' escape...they have been our stamping ground.

[Walks @ 7]

@s4sayer I know that growing old isn't an option but for me its the remembering to be a kid now and then, just to keep things fun.

@golftragic Playing board games was a big thing back in my day. No electricity or batteries needed.

@jernst1779 Thank you, I must admit that I've never played this but we did get our boys 'hooked' on baseball games.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

It'd be interesting to see who the popular players were according to this game and if they are still that popular. My mother was a big fan of the NY Mets in '68 and '69. And board games were popular in our family too- especially Life, Clue and Monopoly.

[Marnie]

Yep, I well remember playing lots of board games back in the day.

[Walks @ 7]

@olivetreeann My husband's family are huge NY Mets fans. It seems that only the only mets player included was Tom Seaver. I remember playing monopoly marathons in our garage back then.