Saturday we went to Freemont to visit friends. They took us to a neat restaurant/bar along the river called The Tackle Box2. The walls were covered with neat things. Above, SM is next to a pirate wall hanging.
We ate some yummy walleye sandwiches and had a great visit!
See...Happy People!
Notice this sign...and behind the sign is the river. My concern was that if you did go through the wall your vehicle would fall into the river and that would be a big mess to fix. The wall had many of these signs to warn drivers about the wall. My guess is that one too many drunk patrons actually did damage this wall.
Look at those cute kids. And they were very well behaved...which makes it that much easier to visit with their parents. Also notice the older brother...he really wanted to read his book but his baby sister was starting to fall asleep and so he was trying to prop her up and read...which was very difficult.
Here our friend is giving us some background information about Rutherford B. Hayes before we went on the tour of his house. Our friend is standing in front of the museum and library on the grounds of the Rutherford B. Hayes property.
Here's our group as we talk about whatever!
And here is the Rutherford B. Hayes home. They have had five generations in this home since President Hayes lived here. Also, the home wasn't always this large and grew larger later in his life and even after his wife died. It was a gorgeous home!
Rutherford and Lucy Hayes were both buried here on the grounds, along with their only daughter and her husband. The grounds were covered with lots of trees and even a flower garden. We didn't stay in the flower garden very long because a group of people arrived for a wedding in the flower garden.
Look at this cute couple...I love being able to visit new places with my wonderful hubby!
