A dreary town on the industrial Ohio River.
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
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Did you eat french fries?
ReplyDeleteI would have but I ate later, Italian.
ReplyDeleteI work here in that dreary town. That diner is one I would avoid eating at myself.....although strangely it always seems to be busy.
ReplyDeleteYou can always go with a grilled cheese if you want to play it safe. :o) I love places like that. I take it you are driving very slow to be sure not to miss all this action. ;)
ReplyDeleteTo Lemmy Caution: I hope I did not upset you with my drive-by description of Steubenville. I had never been there and was taken aback by the forlorn area of downtown I was in. I'm sure there are parts of town that are quite nice. I just wasn't there long enough to see them. I did not eat at the diner, but I thought it was pretty from the outside so I took a picture.
ReplyDeleteNo, no offense taken at all. The downtown area of Steubenville is like many former bustling downtown areas. Which is to say not much to look at in some sections. Nice blog btw! Thanks.
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