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Clarksville, Tennessee (take the last train).
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Oops, Long Grove, Iowa - should have been the last shot. We are almost home with this one! Turn left at the corner and then left again and follow the road for a mile.
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Paducah, Kentucky
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We didn't see a bird, plane or superman, darn it.
Metropolis, Illinois |
Twin towers of Salem, Illinois.
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Effingham, Illinois
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Matoon, Illinois
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Arcola, Illinois
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Mahomet, Illinois
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Le Roy, Illinois
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Goodfield, Illinois.
By the way, Kayla, my granddau., knew that was a Wal-Mart truck. Do you think we shop there too much? |
Deer Creek, Illinois
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Eldridge, Iowa
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this is one of the most unique ideas i have ever seen! i love it! very creative! i've always been curious was to what the towers are actually for, thanks for the linky link!
unlimited · 2008-07-11: 18:36
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aren't you creative~ I love this idea! R
urmysunshine · 2008-07-11: 19:06
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What a great idea!! And we lived in Mahomet, IL while my husband was in grad school at the University of Illinois ~ what a blast from the past!!
pzf64 · 2008-07-11: 19:42
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Very Unique Images, I remember water towers from the midwest, we don't see them out here very often. Thanks for te tour of the water towers, very cool
mystic1 · 2008-07-11: 20:45
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i like water towers, they are always so different and interesting Thanks for the link, I didn't know what there were for either, just thought they looked cool!
jenjung · 2008-07-12: 02:40
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Interesting set of photos. In the UK our water towers are a completely different shape.
busybee36 · 2008-07-12: 07:19
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What a great idea! These are a fun way to remember all the towns you go through
bamommy · 2008-07-12: 19:46
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