Did you know there's a Plymouth Belvedere buried next to the Tulsa County courthouse?
I didn't know they made time capsules that big. ;o)
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- thegermanygirl
- I am a German-American cultural mutt; I love my family and my friends; I believe that Jesus sacrificed himself for the eternal freedom of humanity; I am passionate about my faith, my husband, and my creativity; and I want to suck the marrow out of life. That pretty much sums it up. Also, I like chocolate and coffee.
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3 comments:
Now that is interesting!
I live in Tulsa! This is the first I heard about it!
Merry Christmas to you and Ed
Regards, Rev. Edward Boyle
Paticia: Or odd, whichever you prefer. ;o)
Ed B.: Now that you live there, you'll have plenty of time to discover all of the city's more unusual sights. ;o)
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you too, Ed!
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