Today we decided to brave the heat and head out for an adventure, mainly to seek out some more covered bridges. We came across some different sights during the day!
The “Tipsy Trolley” was in a barn yard. Perhaps a mobile beer party bus?
This old store front likes B&W treatment
You can’t get away from politics…
Someone likes old ad signs. So does the barn.
Sun and shadows on a narrow country road
Water reflections, clouds and trees
One thing for sure, you never know what you’ll see in the Indiana countryside.
The memorial is designed to be a tribute to those living and dead who answered our nation’s call during the twentieth century conflicts. It was dedicated in 1997. There are 156 names of local veterans engraved on the smooth sides of the columns. In addition to the names, there are inscriptions of letters sent home from veterans from their places overseas during the wars. Many of these were the last letters written home. Below the letters the date and places where they lost their lives are also recorded.
This memorial is really eye catching and remarkable to see. Allow for enough time to read the names engraved on the columns. Allow even more time to read the letters. So many of them are the last letters that the servicemen wrote home before they perished in combat. This is a most emotional memorial that brings home the gratitude you must express for our servicemen and women. Prepare to shed some tears.
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