Showing posts with label small town. Show all posts
Showing posts with label small town. Show all posts

Saturday, November 5, 2011

Small Town Shootout

  I live in a small town.  One that has only one red light.  A town where everybody knows everybody.  A little town where if you want some sort of entertainment, you must drive to another town. 

  Except today.  Today, we had our own small town shootout.  A real wild west reenactment. 


Our town has a "Historical Park" where we have some old buildings preserved and maintained.  The park is right in my small town and I have never been to it. Until today.  The park hosts a huge Civil War reenactment in the Spring.  I have never been to that either.  It's funny how we travel all over the country looking for events that portray historical significance and looking for places with natural beauty.  We travel as a family all over the place and have never taken the time to see all that our own small town has to offer.



  The Cowboy Shootout today was only attended by a few folks from our small town.  It was a small event.  Most people who live here probably didn't even know the event was taking place.  I only found out about it because Tucker was working at it to get some community service hours for his baseball team.


 But, I am glad I carried the boys.  I carried my 'Littles' and my nephew.  They had a really good time.  I am all in favor of supporting anything local.  Whether it be fruit and veggies that are locally grown or businesses that are trying to make a go of it. Or even a Cowboy Shootout at our small town Historical Park.







A big thanks to any history buffs reading this.  Especially those who work to preserve history and to those who make history come alive. 

Our small town is better because there are people that care about it's past.

Monday, October 10, 2011

Harvest Time In My Small Town

It's harvest time in my little small town.  There are pumpkins and mums.  Fresh fall apples. Vegetables for sale off the backs of trucks. The cotton has been harvested.  Our little town is decorated in it's finest fall displays.  Fall is one of the times that I am so happy to live in Small Town, USA.

 Our town hall


Our fast food restaurant


Our gas station


Our school


Our way to sell vegetables.


Our water department


Our Havest Festival Parade.  Doesn't every town have moonshine represented in their parade?


Our sidewalk


Our harvest


There are definitely draw backs to living in a tiny town, but the beauty of Fall isn't one of them.  I love my little town.  I am content to live here forever.

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