The world's largest catsup bottle is not even an hour from where I live, and surprisingly enough I had not been over to see it until to day (all you people who live by the ocean or mountains, eat your heart out). I was over in Collinsville, Illinois, visiting a friend and going to a vintage postcard sale, where, yes, I spent too much (I'll share some photos later).
A few bonus pictures from my trip: a monkey sign, and a still life with dust and candles from my friend's house.
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"big things" are so strangely fascinating. I've never quite figured out why. Maybe it's the absurdity of it all that makes them enjoyable. I have a book of 'big things in Australia' & for a small country we have a surprising number of big things. If they collapse all at once we're in BIG trouble ;D
I liked your random photo choices...and will be VERY interested to see the post cards.
Well there isn't enough catsup in that bottle for me! I have the reputation for dousing everything with catsup and lots of it. One restautant I frequent regularly hides it when they see me walk in.
Why are we fascinated with the super sized? How can you live so close to a monument like that and not have visited it sooner??? I'd have been climbing all over it :)
I know, I should have gotten there sooner. My son is such a catsup nut he eats it everything (even salmon). We call it simply "the elixir."
Cool! My kids would love to see that. :)
HA! that's nuts.
on the highway from Cincinnati to Dayton, Ohio, there is a GIANT Jesus. It's only half of him - like he's rising out of the ground.
GIGANTIC!!! We pulled over to the side of the road and took pics which then did not turn out.
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We say to each other, remember the day we saw Big Jesus?
:0)
I promise you I am not a religious nut.
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