The Wheels
Through Time Museum in Maggie Valley definitely has a lot to look at! Not only are there a lot of old Harley
Davidsons (and parts) there are all kinds of other motorcycles and cars,
posters, magazines and transportation related memorabilia. If you decide to visit, it is closed Tuesdays
and Wednesdays. There is a $10 entrance
fee. But that gets you in for all day
and it’s a pretty interesting place.
There were
only 17 of these Harley Davidson WWII Shaft Drive Trikes produced and this one
has serial number 1. It came from a
Harley dealer in Hammond, IN.
Steve
McQueen purchased this 1917 Harley Davidson Model J from a Hollywood prop
house. The trailer is also WWI vintage
and was used to transport carrier pigeons in the days before radio
communication.
I thought
this electric Harley was pretty unusual.
This is a
view from upstairs, it doesn’t begin to show all there is to see here.
From the
museum we headed into the local Verizon store.
Greg’s phone has been acting up so we went in for an overdue upgrade and
a contract renewal. It’s never as simple
as it seems but the young man who waited on us was very helpful and
knowledgeable. After all was said and
done I ended up with a new phone also (a very simple one) and a new phone
number. I’ll send the new number out in
an e-mail. I don’t have text
availability but the cost for calls is less than the pay as you go plan I had
and I have more minutes. Having just one
plan does simplify things. All of Greg’s
information is the same as before.
Our last
stop was Ingles grocery store, this is a chain that is popular here in North
Carolina. We were looking for Nantahala sausage
which was recommended to us by our friends Barbara and Anne. We enjoyed some of this sausage when we had
breakfast with them earlier in the week.
The sausage is made in Franklin, NC.
It is delivered to Ingles groceries once a week and I understand that if
you don’t get there on Thursday you lose out.
We picked up 3 pounds, looking forward to having some for breakfast in
the morning. We were also happy to find
sour cream and onion Pirate’s Booty. We
got hooked on Pirate’s Booty back in Indiana but could only find the white
cheddar variety there.
We had more
of our farmer’s market finds for supper this evening. I put the green beans, new potatoes and ham
in the crock pot and was planning to have it around 6:00 but it was smelling so
good we ate at 5:00. I have beer batter
made so we can have the fried green tomatoes tomorrow night.
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