News media taking pictures, and interviewing people.
Firemen on top of church next door,
spraying the Inn with hoses of water.
In this picture, you can see the whole back
of the Inn is missing. If you look closely,
that's the rear half of the roof slanting
downward.
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Sherrie said…
Those are great pitures, Sis. What a shame for a great old structure like that.
Sherrie said…
I don't proof read very well, do I?It should be pictures, forgive me, it's my age.
Susie said…
I will miss it. I sure hope no one was seriously injured, as far as I know they weren't. I stood there and started to cry when I first saw it. Steve said, "What are you crying about?" I didn't know why, but it truly made me sad.
Anonymous said…
Your like a reporter!!
Great job on the pictures !!
You shuld see if the newsspaper wants to print some of them...
I haven't been into your blog for so long I alsmost forgot how !
Your brother remembers your grandfather plastering some of the rooms in the INN.....he might of helped him BUT I'll have to ask him about that later.......
krk
Susie said…
Oh wow! My brother might have helped plaster there too? I bet that was when he spent the summers with Grandma and Grandpa! Thanks for the nice comments:)
Sherrie said…
My husband and I arrived to visit with my Grandfather, who was plastering the main room of the Inn.It was the lunch hour, and we found him taking a noon nap on his scaffolding. Grandpa always took a 30 minute siesta every day. If it was at home, it would have been on a hard floor. By the way, he did a beautiful job, as he always did.
Susie said…
Oh wow! How neat! We're learning all kinds of stories about this Inn! Amazing! Yep, I remember Grandpa laying down for a nap every day too! He was a great plasterer:) Is that how you spell it? No spell checker on the comments! hahaha! Thanks for all the comments KRK and Sis! I love it!
Susie said…
I say "Oh wow" a lot, don't I? Sheesh!
Susie said…
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Susie said…
By the way, sis...was he sleeping on scaffolding that was way up high? If I did that, I would have been smashed on the ground!

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