Here are some photos from our trip to Fort Wayne during Christmas Break. :) Our whole purpose for going was b/c they had a Firefighter's Museum... and a Coney Island. If you don't know my family... we are sorta fanatic about hotdogs. :) We do after all own a VHS copy of PBS "A Hot Dog Show".
Hotdogs cookin' up! These were not all beef hotdogs, to my disappointment - but the place was PACKED - we had a 20 minute wait atleast. Always a good sign of a good hotdog. |
And they were pretty darn good. :) |
Just like this shot. Sorta retro. |
Coney sauce, onions and mustard in mass production. |
That's my handsome guy driving us back to the hotel. |
She says calapitter instead of caterpillar. These are the kinds of things I want to remember. |
Getting ready to swim! What a bunch of cute kids I've got! |
He is already getting so handsome. :) |
And she is gonna be a heart breaker no doubt for too many reasons... included but not limited to serious dimples. |
I think I could've spent an entire day in this hot tub. |
At the Science Museum. Of course.. I had to photograph it... and .. think of Jess. |
This man makes me laugh so hard. Sometimes... I wish I had more of his humor myself. He was really getting into the weather man thing at the museum... like to the point of spectators watching. |
All eyes on me, all eyes on me! |
Ahhhh, the firehouse. :) |
Stopping for a pix outside w/ the main firefighter AK before heading in! |
Really cool old engines - so many things to look at. I think we probably spent a good hour there. |
Look at the thing up against the wall. Don't know the technical name for it, but I'm sorry - I would not be good about jumping off a building and aiming for that red dot. Lol. Ouch. |
I love this pix of him. |
This side of the firehouse was the original part of the building that was built in *I think* the late 1800s. |
This firehouse actually had a horse stable (3) of them to pull the original fire wagons! Pretty cool. |
One of the first primitive engines pulled by horses. |
I thought this room was cool. It was a tower where they would dry the hoses after fires. Pretty cool. |