So, we have picked up no mementos on this trip after passing through going on five states. Also, a neat little thing we have learned after our fourth state is that they put a state welcome center a couple of miles into the state with no prior signage and no hope to turn around for at least five miles if you missed it. Do they have postcards? I don't know, but we are hunting this endangered species and perhaps in our travels we will find one. I'll be sure to post a picture if we do.
Our first camper and it's a very non-new 1976 Apache Mesa!
Saturday, April 2, 2011
post adendum
[Aj] Ok, so we're on a tight schedule and also trying to find cool things to pick up on our way. I thought, "Hey, there's nothing more ubiquitous than postcards, right?" WRONG. The digital age has made the postcard all but extinct. I've asked a lady at one of the gas stations in Kentucky and with the thickest southern accent she said, "I'm sorry, hun we don' carry 'em. But I bet that the Cracker Barrel around the corner pry duz." In Kentucky it seems that there is a Cracker Barrel around the corner from every gas station..anyway we roll over there and I ask the just-out-of-high-school-doing-this-counter-job-to-get-out-of-having-to-go-to-college-cuz-I'm-done-lernin-fer-awile with jaded eyes if they have postcards. She does the slowest blink I have ever in my life witnessed and offers a quizzical, "a wut?" I said the word postcards once more, but it became apparent that this word held no meaning for her and I might as well have been speaking another language. So I looked around a bit and asked some other local patrons, they said they haven't seen postcards since..well it doesn't matter because they just don't have them and that is that.
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