Tuesday's Trivia

Diane and I, once again, were able to share the ranch story and vision with a lot of individuals as well as businesses these past couple of days.

We stopped at the Potash Mine where many of us started out our work life and many are still there working and soon ready for retirement now, I figure that's for sure.

While in Watrous I spotted an ice cream cooler in a back yard, but the owner would not part with it, so we keep looking and praying that God will provide one for us.

It was a good thing this train was across the tracks because Diane gets a bit crusty and she needed to get out. The look on her face is not permanent it is only temporary and she does return to her beautiful self soon.

We also realized that whatever you say at the Husky truck stop is monitored because when we stopped for gas and got out Diane was overwhelmed with the odor of the garbage and said, "someone needs to empty this garbage soon, it really reeks!" Well within a few minutes a guy was there and cleaned the mess up lick a dee split.

I found my first geo cache and it was kinda cool as it was just where it was supposed to be. We signed in and left a nice cross with the cache.

We stopped and had a good visit with our friend Pat at the post office.

James and Larry got the first of the sheeting up on the new shop and does it look great.

I found a great write up about our founding fathers.

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