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When Manolo was around 10 days, the female moved him to this tea box from safe hiding place where he was born
O Candidato do PSD ao Parlamento Europeu, em Vila Real, na apresentação da publicação "Pela Nossa Terra - Minho 2019".
The Hell Is Real sign stands in a cornfield clear on the other side of Indiana from this point along Interstate 70, but that doesn't make it any less self-evident. So here we are, back in the Hoosier State, headed for Indianapolis and Chicago beyond. This giant cross greeted us, just as it has for at least a decade now. This is probably the most representative Hoosier welcome there is.
I thought I'd posted a picture of this cross before, but evidently I haven't. It's one of that variety of crosses that started in Groom, Texas, toward the end of the 20th century and has since spread to locations all across the nation's eastern half. (I can't remember ever seeing one other than Groom west of the Mississippi.) This version of the cross stands 110-feet tall and was built in 2009 by the New Creations Chapel for $150,000. New Creations probably should have rethought that, because they ran out of money in 2016 and were forced to sell the property.
But the road to salvation is paved with good intentions, and that's what we'd be driving over for the 250 miles left in the journey. I took my usual assortment of road pictures along the way, but I won't post any of them here. So that does it for the Maine trip. We can finally go home and take a nap.
At the end of our visit to the fire station, the boys receive little fire hats - from a real, live fireman!
What a day!
Peachtree City Georgia
Our Daily Challenge - Mar 12 2015 - "This is So Me"
… at least it has been lately!
Daily Dog Challenge 1227. "A Reflection of Yourself"
Stop on by Zachary and Henry's blog: bzdogs.com