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Tag Archives: nostalgia
On the Road Again: In Search of the Lincoln Highway in Pennsylvania, Part THREE
As it grew light I was eager to leave the charmless motel outside of Trenton, with its broken security lock and lack of any coffee anywhere. Having determined the first day of this adventure that I could not make New … Continue reading
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Tagged Lincoln Highway, nostalgia, Pennsylvania, roadside attractions
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On the Road Again: In Search of the Lincoln Highway in Pennsylvania, Part TWO
I awoke from a delightfully cozy sleep at the Lincoln Motor Court, about five miles east of Schellsburg, ready to resume. Again the day was clear and sunny. I walked around the charming court and gazed back westward at the … Continue reading
On the Confectionery Trail: A Movable Christmastime Feast
A new tradition began a year ago. It happened to be on my mother’s birthday, which is why this trip is now marked to become an annual event though it was just a coincidence the first time. Mom is gone … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, Jeffersonville Indiana, nostalgia, Schimpff's, Zaharakos
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The Road Less Taken: Indiana’s Upper Right Corner
I always love a chance to go to the northern part of our state where the glaciers left behind lots of lakes and rolling terrain. And Pokagon State Park, one of our earliest, dating to 1925, in Steuben County is … Continue reading
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Tagged Angola Indiana, Clay's Family Restaurant, Indiana roads, nostalgia, Orland Indiana, road food, Steuben County, WPA
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Following in My Foodstops: Pie in the Sky
Pie Day? Who thought of this? And who would be crazy enough to drive 170 miles to check it out? Pie Day? Well, to answer the second question, I was. Clay’s Family Restaurant, a stone’s throw from the Michigan state … Continue reading
In Search of the Lights
I’ve just returned from what has become in less than a decade one of our most cherished Christmas traditions, one that encompasses nostalgia, bittersweet memories, a road trip, and history. It was a visit to Frankfort, population 16,500 or thereabouts, … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, Frankfort Indiana, nostalgia
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The Lake Remembers
I closed my eyes and just for a moment I was fifteen again, immersed in the embrace of Hudson Lake. The Bluebird was open and I could choose from eight different flavors of ice cream, served up by the large … Continue reading
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Tagged Hudson Lake, New Carlisle, nostalgia
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White Christmas
A couple of weeks ago I wrote the following: A postcard scene greeted me this morning–a lovely snow-covered streetscape, flakes clinging to the least little twig. For a brief moment this pure white blanket conceals the ugliness of life in … Continue reading