By Julian (The Texas Giant, 10 ft 5 in) Before we left Wilmington, we exhibited its history. Wilmington is a vibrant city with astounding classicalism. So much of Wilmington oughta remind ya of 19th century-Southern classicalism with the ancient monuments, antique buildings, and even the horses! Wilmington is one of the greatest places in North…
By Julian (The Texas Giant, 10 ft 5 in) We hopped out of our dunking beds and screamed: “it’s roadie time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!” Because it’s Sunday, we had to go to mass. For mass, we attended St Benedict’s Parish (Chesapeake, VA). The traditional mass was brilliant and we also got to see a group of communicants receive…
By Julian (The Texas Giant, 10 ft 5 in) We started the dunking day by driving across foggy mayhem (AQI was high). We drove out of Harrisburg from into Conshohoken (we did this as dunking Texans who drove through the outer limits). Once we arrived in Conshohoken, we attended a traditional Catholic Latin mass at…
By Julian (The Texas Giant, 10 ft 5 in) We started the day by hopping out of our Best Western beds and getting back on the road as Texas Roadies driving to Vanceburg. Vanceburg was a neat n’ classy town that bordered a railway and the Ohio River. Both the river and the railway were very…
By Julian (The Texas Giant, 10 ft 5 in) We woke up early by attending a traditional Catholic Latin mass at Holy Family Catholic Church. The church (like many other traditional Catholic churches) is glorious with so much beatific greatness with the architecture and the mass being performed with graceful perfection. After attending mass, we…
By Julian (The Texas Giant, 10 ft 5 in) We started the day by waking up early (6 in the morning) to attend a traditional Catholic Latin mass at St. Stanislaus Catholic Church! Yeeeeee haaaaaaaawwww!!!!!!!!!!!! St. Stanislaus Catholic Church is truly brilliant with the mass being performed in the traditional way, the architecture being beautiful, and…
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