Such as, a possible winner for the category of Theoretically Dubious Tourist Attraction: Glacial Potholes. No, really.
Yup. You can read more about them on the sign at the corner.
Or the sign overlooking.
They're actually quite pretty, in a peaceful, rocks sort of way. It's right off the main drag; I'm not sure I would have chosen to go way out of my way to see it, but I wasn't sorry to spend a few minutes there on a beautiful day.
Best of all, don't miss this sign:
Happily for my peace of mind, there was no "sudden release of water" while we were there.
But I got a slightly better shot for giving you an idea of size.
I asked the woman how much the dog weighed, and she said three pounds. Apparently they were told it would get up to ten, but the vet said no, that's it.
I bought a book off the dollar rack outside the bookstore.
It was published in 1891. Check out the end papers!
A dollar. What a world. Fun reading ahead!
Now, what with the bike to be ridden and the cat requesting attention again, I'd best stop here. More on this later!
I just love old books like that. They are a fascinating look into social mores of the time.
ReplyDeleteThat book does look cool. The modern version around here is I use the computer while The Cat sleeps right at my feet!
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