Category: Pennsylvania


Couples

These couples were enjoying the Gospel Concert this past weekend. 53 years ago, I enjoyed playing softball with the fellow in the last photo!!

Graduates

Our friend’s daughter graduating from Ephrata Mennonite School.

Our grandson who graduated from Miami University’s Farmer School of Business , Oxford, Ohio, and his grandmother (my wife)!

Dutch Treat

Some of the dishes that were enjoyed this weekend at the Mandy’s Dutch Treat restaurant in Spartansburg, Pa. Stuffed Chicken Breasts and Baked Icelandic Cod with mashed potatoes and green beans! In some of the backgrounds you can see the sweet potato, and Jumbo Shrimp and Onion Rings. I would recommend this restaurant very highly! It made the meal even more enjoyable, eating it with my wife, and four of her sisters.

Uncle Merlin

A pleasure to visit with Alice’s Uncle Merlin!

This White-tailed Deer crossed the road ahead of me, and then posed for a photo as I pulled up beside her! Thanks! 🙂

This scene greeted us last week as we headed South off of I-76 near Somerset, Pennsylvania! It was nice for us, that we missed storm, so the roads were bare, but the scenery had a lovely coating of fresh snow.

Spartansburg, PA.

Joe!

This post was for you, Joe!! Great afternoon of reminiscing at my wife’s H. S. 56th Class reunion.

Horse Barn

This horse barn is under construction near Medina, Ohio. Not the pile of walnut lumber under the low roof. That will be used on the walls, including the walls between the horse stalls! The stone exterior reminds me of the type of stone used in building barns in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. There is at least one barn in Holmes County, Ohio which is built in the same fashion. See below the home that sits on the same property as the barn. There will be a brick walkway between the house and barn!

Awaiting the live production at “Sight and Sound” theater, in Pennsylvania. It felt like you were right in the city of Susa. They did a terrific job, as always.

Interesting photo, with the chicken house in the foreground, then the cows, and then the neighbor’s farm. I suspect that with this setup the chickens would be classified free-range.