If you do, get pictures. Interesting to think it could get that far up the Mississippi. Sort of gives an idea of how small it was to cross the Atlantic.
I'd love to drive down to see it (and spend a weekend in town; we're now just four hours north of Quincy on the Mighty Mississippi), but we're baptising our third child that weekend.
It was here a few years ago. It's size is totally mind boggling. You expect something big--it sailed across the sea full of men, right? But it is small, small, small. No wonder those guys were so superstitious! Oh, and it smells, too.
If you do, get pictures. Interesting to think it could get that far up the Mississippi. Sort of gives an idea of how small it was to cross the Atlantic.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to drive down to see it (and spend a weekend in town; we're now just four hours north of Quincy on the Mighty Mississippi), but we're baptising our third child that weekend.
ReplyDeleteIt was here a few years ago. It's size is totally mind boggling. You expect something big--it sailed across the sea full of men, right? But it is small, small, small. No wonder those guys were so superstitious! Oh, and it smells, too.
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Congratulations, John!
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