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Old 12-25-2011, 12:01 PM
 
Location: MMU->ABE->ATL->ASH
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Small Town: Two summer ago, was doing a little off the path route to go back to airport with my son. We were somewhere in the middle of Wisconsin, and we stopped for ice cream. Accross the street was the town library & museum. We walked accross the steet to look, it was locked we asked the librarian on duty if we could look, she opened it up. We looked around for like 5 mins when a car came screaching into the parking lot. The volunteer who ran it was called by the librarian, and she raced over to give us a personal tour. At that point we were ready to leave but just couldn't so for the next 30 min we got a display by display tour. I think we made her week..
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