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| James Brown statue, Augusta, Georgia |
By the next day everyone roaming and shopping were fellow east coast strays comparing notes and fears. I suggested that the antique store post a Welcome Refugee sign. My son got some work done and I listened in on periodic team meetings from home and in between we wandered the downtown, took the canal boat ride and caught a few movies. Thanks for the welcome Augusta.
7 comments:
Sounds like a rather pleasant enforced mini-vacation.
Now what's that darned horse doing up on that balcony? And more important, how did he get there?
I see the love lock tradition is there as well.
The dog's a cutie!
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It was! It is such a stressful time. I kept wanting to shop and then it dawned on me that I might not even have a home to go home to and put my wallet away.
Remember the cow invasion years ago? Some cities had cows, turtles, mermaids and horses. I was once in Aiken, SC and there were horse statues painted by local artists. This looks like one of those. I have no idea who they got it up there but I bet I am not the only one who has taken a picture of it.
I think the locks have become a problem and have weighed down bridges enough that they had to cut them off. It is better when they are on a frame specially designed for the purpose. Still fun to see.
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