I do have a few shot from the trip so far to share with you. In case you were wondering how Tippy was doing, this is his usual look while in the car:
He'll survive, though. He acts like he doesn't enjoy an adventure, but he does.
On my way to St. Louis, I swung by Collinsville, Illinois to see the World's Largest Catsup Bottle! I don't agree with calling it catsup, but it has always been my favorite condiment and therefore deserving of a special side trip. When I stopped to take a photo I even got a visit from Collinville's finest. I guess the police aren't used to tourists actually visiting their tourism sites. Bask in its glory!
As I crossed into Oklahoma, I was greeted with a welcome sight. You don't see these signs just anywhere:
Why yes, that is a 75 mph speed limit. It almost makes driving through Oklahoma worth it.
I'll be up and early tomorrow so I can make it to Amarillo in time for lunch at a very special place. Can you eat a 72 ounce steak? I know I can't, but I hope someone tomorrow thinks they can.
4 comments:
I bet Tippy could eat a 72-ounce steak! He just needs time.
The ketchup bottle is glorious! Time for a burger.
Is that "catsup" bottle a secret water tower? Or do Collinsville residents have hot and cold running "catsup" in their homes?
I also disagree with that spelling.
(My anti-spam word is "peeknos," which I imagine is the name of a tiny town you will encounter on your adventure.)
I thought the catsup bottle would be a secret water tower, too, but it seems to just be a standalone giant catsup bottle. As I was driving across Illinois I contemplated the benefits of having hot and cold running ketchup. There are many.
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