Local bbq in Rochester...somewhat lacking in customer service, but doing mighty fine on taste. Not bad for Minnesota.
At Seneca foods in Rochester MN. I like unique water towers, and this one tops my list so far... The corn cob is not the most efficient shape for water storage, by any means...so they really put form over function here. I like. It's also lit up at night. Kinda corny.
A 6-story antebellum mill with a working water wheel near Winona, MN in a small town named Pickwick, named after the Dickens novel. It really takes a lot to make flour. The farmers apparently used to line up for miles to use this mill, and slept underneath their wagons. Yay for widespread distribution of electricity, you can now make flour in your own home if you want. They had a nice large single-piece millstone from France too.
Annabella is getting so big so fast!
In Lexington....
Good times in Kentucky
This is a narrow guage engine that pulled the first passengers out of Denver to Utah on the Denver & Rio Grande line in 1883.
