Slideshow: Jamestown, Lucille Ball's Hometown and Gravesite
Accompanying Chapter Seven, Autumn Odyssey to Parker Dam State Park
Seeing Lucy's grave was on my husband's "bucket list."
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Post a CommentGreat pictures. I was born and raised in the Jamestown area and one of my classmates was Dennis Ball from Celoron. My father dated Lucy long before I was around.
You have to read Chapter 7 to find out what the "emergency spoon" is for! http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/5924866/ron_loves_lucy_jamestown_ny_lucille.html?cat=16
great pics! what's the emergency spoon for?
awesome pics...thanks for sharing them!
That pheasant is beautiful. We don't have those around here. Of course, I do know a turkey when I see it.
Great photos... of course...
That was quite a trip. Things often go wrong on our trips too, but they work out just fine in the end.
Thanks for these photos :)
My mom was born in the 50s, so I was born after all of Lucy's shows. I love the show, though, and watched it when I was young. I couldn't sleep the other night and watched "I Love Lucy."
Great pictures.