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Where We Could Have Lived

We took a trip the other day to explore some of the areas outside of Columbus. Between Columbus and Honda, the biggest town is Marysville. It's a much smaller town with a much more rustic feel. It certainly has its charm, but Emma and I are a bit more at home in city.  Here are some highlights from the trip.
Apparently, Marysville is on the other side of the fence: We found my building supply store, complete with giant chicken: Everyone knows how excited I get for some good, down-to-earth, truck on truck action! Emma's parents live in a dome home in Minnesota, and we were impressed to see another one out here: The next picture didn't come out as I had hoped, but it's basically a tattoo and piercing shop next to the Republican headquarters on Marysville. I can only imagine the hijinks between these two. Then we stumbled across this little number on our way out of town: Posted by Scott at 3:01 PM Labels: Marysville
