Adventures of an Aviatrix, in which a pilot travels the skies and the treacherous career path of Canadian commercial aviation, gaining knowledge and experience without losing her step, her licence, or her sense of humour.
I'm going on a side trip with a half-day hold, so I look up where I'm going ...
The town has a population of 156. Not a typo: one hundred fifty-six. Its points of interest, listed on the town website, include:
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Haddam, Kansas?
ReplyDeleteNope, looks like you're still in Canada:
ReplyDeleteVilleneuve, Alberta, Canada
Did you see the picture of the webmaster's yard (with doghouse)?
ReplyDeleteMontrose, WV. Population 156.
ReplyDelete--paul
Bradwell SK?
ReplyDeleteOne of the other above stalkers got it, but I prefer to imagine beautiful suburban Weed CA, Carrick CA pop 156 in the shadow of Mt. Shasta
ReplyDeleteI'm from a town of 90, which per capita didn't have as many or as much points of interest.
ReplyDeleteNot that I noticed much, for we lived 70 miles out of town anyway.
Isn't the winner (me!) going to be acknowledged?
ReplyDeleteSilly me, thinking my readers would need a couple of days to speculate. Post on the trip coming up in a couple of days. If I have time I'll augment it with a formal acknowledgment. Finding the webmaster's doghouse was a coup.
ReplyDeleteAt 10 miles from Edmonton one really has to wonder if it still has an identity.
ReplyDeleteLove the church & aerial photos. Looks like a generic Alberta-French farming town. *sigh*.
What a shame it is so close (10 miles) from damnation!