We arrived home yesterday afternoon after a strange but very enjoyable trip which entailed retracing our steps/wheels after the first 5 days, then setting out again, due to unforeseen circumstance - long story - "another fine mess I got us into" kind of circumstance. Anyway, we spent several days in central Nebraska, where the wind really was sweeping down the plain - and much more so than in Oklahoma where it has long been reputed, in song, to do just that. It was a flippin' cold wind too!
On the way back south we stopped off at what is said to be the central point of the 48 contiguous states, in Lebanon, Kansas. However, I think there are claims elsewhere to this central position.
Nearer to home, in a little town called Watonga, Oklahoma yesterday morning we spotted this, which made me chuckle:
Hmm - I wondered if the "Ye Olde" part meant that on entering, the customer is handed a washboard and scrubbing brush, then directed to a row of wash tubs. Or maybe, taken through to a back door leading to a river, where other customers on the river's bank are busy bashing their dirty undies against rocks.
On the way back south we stopped off at what is said to be the central point of the 48 contiguous states, in Lebanon, Kansas. However, I think there are claims elsewhere to this central position.
Nearer to home, in a little town called Watonga, Oklahoma yesterday morning we spotted this, which made me chuckle:
2 comments:
I would have definitely checked that laundromat out😊
Sounds like an adventuresome trip.
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Wisewebwoman ~ LOL - yes! A Ye Olde Wash Day would certainly be a change from sitting watching one's knickers tumbling around in a modern laudrette dryer. :-)
The trip turned out well, though not exactly as planned. Those kinds are often the best kinds. :-)
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