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....no worries bro....we're good and I'm glad YOU are back....
...here's one of many from my home county here in Ohio.....sadly, many of them are falling victim to the years and the original artist has long since journeyed to the clearing.....
...here's one of many from my home county here in Ohio.....sadly, many of them are falling victim to the years and the original artist has long since journeyed to the clearing.....
Straight UP, Moose! There's one I pass when driving along the grande Lincoln Highway between two towns here in Hoosierville. An artist I know used to freshen it up every few years, but he doesn't anymore. Think maybe he's working for the Bull Durham people now.
....I think we had a "re-painter" as well, but that has fallen by the wayside, much like the barns are falling into the fields of history.....
I remember seeing similar barn "billboards" as a kid. On the way to the Smoky Mountains, once we'd pass Chattanooga, we'd see Burma-Shave signs and things like See Rock City. They, too, have fallen into disrepair.
No, but I like that one. Did you make it up? I love the pre-Interstate, pre-Stuckey's era of travel and family vacations. Most of my impressions are born in my imagination and fabricated through family lore but I think those times were probably more adventurous and inherently more dangerous. The fifties and sixties had great cars, too. I think of the hitchhikers or Kerouac-types driving across the lost highways, unfolded map on the hood of a Chevy, eating at all-night greasy spoons. It just seems exciting.
Just popping in quick to wish everyone a happy weekend and holiday. Have fun but stay safe!
Big hugs and positive vibes to all!
Big hugs and positive vibes to all!
Stay safe everyone!
Check your tire pressure if you're travelling. I read in AAA that is the #1 cause of a breakdown.
Check your tire pressure if you're travelling. I read in AAA that is the #1 cause of a breakdown.
Where was this tip last June when on my way to see Mr. King in Nashville???
Let's not forget the native Americans who serve our country.
These are Navajo marines.
The last of the 'code talkers' died last month.
These are Navajo marines.
The last of the 'code talkers' died last month.
(((all in need or not)))
We're back!! I hope everyone had a great, relaxing weekend. We had solid gray gloom and rain from Friday until now, and it's still going strong. Hoping that summer shows up SOON!
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