As most of you know who read this blog the Weaver brothers married the Williams sisters. Every now and then we adventure together and Monday was one of those opportunities. Phil Clay whose electric company festoons the Licking County court house in Christmas lights guided us on a "field trip" to the top of the tower for a look see (Note the tiny person standing at the top under the flag in this shot). As we made our way through the ancient county archives (deeds and documents from the late 1800's and one book from the 60's entitled "Repeat Traffic Offenders") we arrived a the clocks and windows....
and bell which Phil proceeded to GONG......FOR ALL OF DOWNTOWN NEWARK TO HEAR!
...this sucker will set your skull ...not to mention your ear drums....to vibrating!
As most of you know who read this blog the Weaver brothers married the Williams sisters. Every now and then we adventure together and Monday was one of those opportunities. Phil Clay whose electric company festoons the Licking County court house in Christmas lights guided us on a "field trip" to the top of the tower for a look see (Note the tiny person standing at the top under the flag in this shot). As we made our way through the ancient county archives (deeds and documents from the late 1800's and one book from the 60's entitled "Repeat Traffic Offenders") we arrived a the clocks and windows....
and bell which Phil proceeded to GONG......FOR ALL OF DOWNTOWN NEWARK TO HEAR!
...this sucker will set your skull ...not to mention your ear drums....to vibrating!
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