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Favorite thing: This DQ has a TV located in the dining area so you can watch the tube if you get bored staring at people.
Fondest memory: I forgot to add the old gravestones at the cemetery are actually fairly interesting to read. The place originated in 1854, so you know there are some fascinating stories to be told surrounding the lives and deaths up in there.
Written Jun 5, 2004
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Favorite thing: Couldn't possibly just narrow it down to one...see my Top 10 list below...
Fondest memory: 10.People missing teeth.
9.Trailers
8.US Highway 159 to Falls City
7.The Maple Leaf Inn
6.That rustic charm.
5.People with dirty fingernails.
4.Steinbeck-ian ambience.
3.Denizens who look like extras from "Children of the Corn."
2.Hiawatha Cemetery (1859)
1.Any and everything on Oregon Street.
Written May 9, 2004
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