Of course I had to snap a photo of this sign that was on one of the residental streets...love the way the little guy is stooping down to scoop the poop.
The tiny town had two antique shops but alas, all the treasures were very English, not my taste at all.
The tiny town had two antique shops but alas, all the treasures were very English, not my taste at all.
This is the Sewlickey Library, built in 1923...
St. Stephens Church was so lovely...although we didn't go inside. Church doors are always supposed to be open but much to our surprise, we found all the doors locked on the little Lutheran Church in town. Some nice church ladies did let us in to look around and take photos but told us that churches are now having to lock their doors...that's really too bad. What is this world coming to?
So after practically breaking into the Lutheran Church I just decided to photograph the outside of the remaing 1120 churches in town. I'm exaggerating of course but I've never seen so many churches in such a small town. This one was by far my favorite.
And, I just had to show you a photo of the groom, Joe, the Best Man (hubby) and my little guy who was the cutest groomsmen EVER! Tom and Joe have known each other for 28 years and Joe is Sebastian's Godfather so these three share quite a bond.
And finally, this is what greeted us Saturday morning as we were packing up the car to make the 13 hour drive back to Minnesota.
I'll post photos of the beatiful Sewlickey Cemetary tomorrow...appropriate for Halloween! Hope you all had a nice weekend...we sure did...but it's soooo good to be home!
3 comments:
I am so moving! What an adorable town! Snow! UUGGHH! I can't bear to think about it. And cute pic of the boys. Sebastian did make an adorable groomsman!
Kate
LOVE the pictures!!!!! Looks like a ton of fun! Can you even believe the snow? I had friends sending me pictures all weekend from out East!
Charming town! I'd love to peek around inside of the houses.
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