All of the Airstream photos were interesting. Good thing you ordered yours early, with that wait time!

Now that you mention it, all of the old theatre had cry rooms. I haven't thought of that in years.

You are very close to the Bicycle Museum of America in New Bremen. Don't miss it.

Don actually told me last night that when he was at the dentist, the crown was so slippery that she lost her grip on it and it went partially down his throat!! Luckily he was able to bend over and spit it out. He said this happened THREE times!!! No wonder he was stressed. We do love big bands!

Good thing Don didn't accidentally swallow his crown. I once pulled off a crown while flossing and then bit it. Luckily I didn't break the crown or one of my teeth.

The big band had to be really cool.

I love these gloves. They're fishing gloves so aren't padded but are bright colored and have a UPF rating.

Not something we see in Denver!

I remember this event, that occurred while I was in the army. After I escaped Forti Lewis I enrolled in ab ebvironmentak studies program to save the world.

Beautiful. Leaning three directions at once.

They look great against those gloves!

My season of kicking walnuts off the bike paths here in Dayton has begun! Since I use flat pedals, it is easy.

Yes, I couldn't find anything on-line about this either. But I agree about the drilling rig. Perhaps oil drilling as there were quite a few wells in this area.

Thanks for the tips Mike! The campground is run by Sauder Village. We did a nice FLAT ride yesterday out in the country which was very pleasant.

We lived in Defiance, Ohio in the late 90's. We visited Sauder Village several times and also ate there at the Barn Restaurant. I would recommend both highly. We did a lot of biking in the area. County roads were very well maintained and very flat. Enjoy.

Looks like a well drilling rig. Could not find any like that one though.

http://www.theinformationarchives.com/drilling_rig/images/drilling_rig.jpg