and woody guthrie was there. he wasi wasreally been surprised that none of the major biographies about woody have made a point of actually placing him physically at peekskill, because he was so astounded by what he saw. he was on a bus with lee hays, and he said, you know, "i've seen some bad stuff, but this is about the worst i have ever seen." and lee hays remembered that, that, you know, woody was leading these frightened people in the bus. he was leading them in singing songs, like i'myou know, "takes a worried man to sing a worried song, i'm worried now but i won't be worried long." and he's got really good attitude to him. you know, he's making quite brave jokes, like, you know, "anybody got a rock? there's a window what needs to be opened back here." you know, things like that. and at one point, hays remembered that woody pinned up a shirt against the window to stop the glass from breaking inwards, and he said, "wouldn't you know it? woody pinned up a red shirt." you know. and woody was so astounded by what