Mary Gallagher is a writer and international traveler who runs a web site called Gallagher's Travels that describes her visits and adventures in far flung parts of the world.
On her visit to Springfield she enjoyed all that she encountered: the infamous horseshoe sandwich (she ate the whole thing), the leafy, bungalow-lined streets (anyone recognize the shot above?), and the Lincoln attractions in town and at New Salem.
Informed by a stranger in Chicago that Springfield was a "rural" place, Ms. Gallagher happily found that "Lincoln and Springfield showed me a humble America, rooted with the confidence of the history from where we came."
On her visit to Springfield she enjoyed all that she encountered: the infamous horseshoe sandwich (she ate the whole thing), the leafy, bungalow-lined streets (anyone recognize the shot above?), and the Lincoln attractions in town and at New Salem.
Informed by a stranger in Chicago that Springfield was a "rural" place, Ms. Gallagher happily found that "Lincoln and Springfield showed me a humble America, rooted with the confidence of the history from where we came."
1 comment:
Do NOT know the street but do definitely recognize the Horseshoe...all the way here in Germany. Mouth waters! And the Maid-Rite the day before. Come on, Will! LOLOL
Lee
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