Bob recognized the rock wall right away. His aunt Dot and aunt Alice lived on this street. He thinks this is the house Dot lived in. So much has changed. He didn't see a house like he remembers aunt Alice living in nor did we see the blueberry patch.
This is a very pretty drive, just like I expected, with sections of curvy wood lined road interspersed with small town main streets. There a many low stone fences like Blueberry Lane. It has gotten quite hilly. All this makes it a challenge to keep my balance. I think Bob is having too much fun driving this car. There is even some farming. Karen thinks it is hay. We spotted another Corvette but he turned off before we could race. Silly humans with the top down, burr.
We stopped at the Carousel and Fire Museum. Bob and Karen said they saw lots of interesting things like pigs, rabbits, lions and even a Hippocampus (seahorse). The fire museum is filled with all kinds of fire fighting gear. Karen took this picture for Gregg.
The guide at the museum told us of an original US 6 mile marker. We found it and I posed to add some pizzazz to the picture. We finally made it to our hotel, the Milestone Inn, a big day.
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