In honor of those families who lost their loved ones during the tragedy of 9/11. We will never forget.
Today I went to a tiny little town - Island, Kentucky. They have a Wooden Bridge Festival every year. Today it just happened to fall on the anniversary of 9/11. I took my camera and snapped a few pictures.
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Presenting the flag
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21 gun salute
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Taps
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Wooden Bridge in Island Kentucky. This bridge was moved to a small park area to make way for a paved road
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This gentleman was selling birdhouses made from license plates, tin men, and he even made his own camper!
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Veterans being honored
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Veterans being honored
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Tin man
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Notice the price? Only $5!!! Beautiful artwork on a wild turkey feather with the frame
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Cruise In
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Then when I got home, I canned 6 quarts of tomato juice....
and a canner full of green beans - 6 quarts worth
I hope you enjoyed touring the Wooden Bridge Festival. I had a wonderful pork butt sandwich, listened to some local performers
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I even bid on a few goodies in the silent auction. I'm anxiously waiting for 5 pm to see if I win!
2 comments:
I enjoyed your fair. I noticed you didn't have a camel to ride...but you fared much better in the arts & crafts area. I hope you bought me the painting on the turkey feather. What a deal for only 5 bucks!
Are you Wonder Woman? You really accomplish so much!!!
Yes...we will never forget.
Ha ha, Jean, I'm regretting now not making a purchase. I remember your camel! I don't think I would've been so brave.
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