Today we toured the PGrahamDunn facility. This is a neat place. They make plaques personalized Gifts home decor. Her is a picture that hangs in the lobby. I will put more pictures on the web albums when we get home. A lot is done with laser and router type cuttings. We also bought a couple of paintings there. They will be on the web albums when we get home I need to pictures of them when we get home. One will hang above the couch and not sure about the other one. We had hospitality tonight and visited with some of the people. Tomorrow we are going to go to Berlin Ohio and Walnut Creek which are big Amish Comunities. Will eat at a Amish resturant tomorrow night. An amish family came into the campground and was selling pies and bread. Bought a peach and Black Razberry along with a loaf of bread. We are close to Navarre Ohio and Berlin, Ohio Thats about it from here tonight. Later Ron Thelma and EliFriday, September 18, 2009
P.Grajam Dunn
Today we toured the PGrahamDunn facility. This is a neat place. They make plaques personalized Gifts home decor. Her is a picture that hangs in the lobby. I will put more pictures on the web albums when we get home. A lot is done with laser and router type cuttings. We also bought a couple of paintings there. They will be on the web albums when we get home I need to pictures of them when we get home. One will hang above the couch and not sure about the other one. We had hospitality tonight and visited with some of the people. Tomorrow we are going to go to Berlin Ohio and Walnut Creek which are big Amish Comunities. Will eat at a Amish resturant tomorrow night. An amish family came into the campground and was selling pies and bread. Bought a peach and Black Razberry along with a loaf of bread. We are close to Navarre Ohio and Berlin, Ohio Thats about it from here tonight. Later Ron Thelma and Eli
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Boy does raspberry pie really sound good. And Amish Bread. Making me hungry. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteWow, I guess you are way over there. I looked it up on a map as I was curious to see where it was. Sounds like a good time and much to do and see. When the Amish came to sell their baked goods, were they in a buggy/wagon or did an "English" driver bring them?
ReplyDeleteThey came in a buggy. We have seen them when we camped at Amishville at Berne. They came in a buggy then also. Did a booming buisiness.
ReplyDeleteWell, I finally took time to read part of your blog. I saw the picture of Annie. You and Aunt Thelma have become world travelers. Looking foward to seeing you in two weeks. Luv Ya.
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