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- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
When I think about it, I've never seen that Garden of Eat'n sign before. I wonder if there are many of these around the country?
ReplyDeleteJust don't get nekkid in there and eat the wrong thing or you'll get thrown out on our bare keister! :-)
I'll bet that building is no longer connected with the Great Plains Supply Co.
You really aged fast! Wow!
Believe the Garden of Eat'n is a local restaurant located in an old church building. Their food is good, but not exactly heavenly, and I saw no snakes hanging around the apple pie.
ReplyDeleteLOL - Lowell's comment really made me grin.
ReplyDeleteI like that garden of Eat'n sign. Though i think the apple might need a good polish!
ReplyDeleteI love a good play on words and the Garden of Eat'n is perfect.
ReplyDeleteThe horizontal lines of paint on the Great Plains Supply seems appropriate.