By Julian (The Texas Giant, 10 ft 5 in) We started this day by exploring Greensboro. The city is named in honor of Nathaniel Greene (a major general of the Continental Army of the American Revolution). The city was also was known as “Greensborough.” The city is filled with grandiose architecture, but I must admit…
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 first started out the day by eating some good old breakfast sandwiches with tater tots from Chick-fil-A for breakfast while watching Fox News. What a brilliant way to start out the day! After eating breakfast, we explored the downtown of the Iowa town of Dubuque (named after Julien Dubuque,…
By Julian (The Texas Giant, 10 ft 5 in) We awoke up from our great awakening and screamed: “Yeeeeeee haaaaaaaaaw!!!!!” Since we were really hungry, we got some breakfast at Josiah’s Coffee House & Cafe! Dad ate scrambled eggs, corn beef hash, and half a breakfast sandwich, but also drunk coffee! I ate half a…
By Julian (The Texas Giant, 10 ft 5 in) We started the day by exploring Kansas State University (KSU). KSU: this school is prosperous with education being abundant from within showing the power of hillbilly intellectualism, decency was being taught with a sense of dunk, classical buildings was bountiful beyond limits within the grandiose Kansas…
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