Did you guess where I did my graffiti? I did it at Cadillac Ranch! There are ten Cadillacs that are buried head first in the ground and people are allowed to paint on them.
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The cars from the highway. |
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I think I should paint here. |
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There are cows here. I am not sure I like this. |
Yes, there were cows walking near us. We were not thrilled about that. Dad said it would be okay.
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Dad decided to help me paint. I wanted to do a paw print, but Dad thought my name would be better. |
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Dad added Scout's name. We wanted to add "Two Greyhound Town" to it, but Dad said it was too windy to write all that. |
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It looks good! |
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Scout agrees, but thinks her name should have been first. |
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You can even see it far away! |
We gave our paint can to a couple who came without one. They thought that was pretty cool.
As promised, here are more photos from the
RV Museum. The link has more photos from the museum that you may find interesting.
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1948 Flexible from the movie RV |
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Inside RV movie RV. |
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1936 Alma |
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Inside 1936 trailer. |
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Inside 1937 Kozy Kamp |
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1937 Kozy Kamp |
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1953 Fleetwood |
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1963 Airstream |
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1966 Kenskill |
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1976 Argosy |
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1975 Itasca - this is the very first one every built. |
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Inside the Itasca |
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More inside photos of the Itasca |
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Kitchen in Itasca |
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1975 Itasca |
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Pop Up - I don't have a year. Can't read the sign. Might be 72. |
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1946 Teardrop |
We had even more adventures today, but I will have to wait for another day to share those.
Joey,
The Greyhound Who LOVES Being On Vacation
Love the graffiti! So cool. And so are those trailers and such. Some are quiet amazing.
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RV museum was cooler than I thought it would be. RVs have come a long way since then. :-)
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Love the Cadillac museum, you are famous now!
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Mum says she is terrified of cows too Joey.
Dip Bridge and Elliot x
So super cool! You and Scout are even more famous than usual! I'll bet mom and dad were like kids in a candy store at the RV Museum. Which one was your favorite?
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