There's always more to a town than meets the eye....Riding a bike through the streets of Webster is a little depressing...This is a town that is struggling economically like so many places. Webster is an old, old town...population 850 or thereabouts....Signs on the buildings are very old....The buildings themselves are very old.....There's old stuff for sale everywhere....It's a great town for OLD people to find bargains, antiques, and memories. (HEY, now, watch it Sparky! We're both seniors, here!) Yup! But I'm still in denial..... (And HOW! E. exclaims)
Need parts for an old Studebaker? They've got a shop here in Webster...
The local library even has a civil war archives......The local flea market is really old, too. It's one of the largest flea markets in the country...It's empty right now, open only on Mondays.... The population of the town of Webster swells with the onslaught of retirees and anybody else who might have Mondays off. It will be quite the experience come Monday! Everybody and their brother goes to the flea market on Mondays.....
Eldy went to his first activity at Florida Grande...the RV chat session...We'll tell you about that tomorrow.....
A photo journal about traveling in the U.S. We first full timed in a motorhome for three years, then came off the road to live in a house for seven years, we missed full timing so much we sold our house and bought a fifth wheel. On the road again for another three years. As we have aged and are in our late 70's, we finally sold our RV and settled down in Elkhart, IN where some of our family is located. We do miss traveling so the blog is still about trips we take here and there.....
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Friday, January 6, 2012
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