Buttermilk KS, where we attended church Sunday February 26 with the Dunns.	PB&J with new friend.
One appears to sleep while the other appears to be making faces at someone.	Actually, PB&J addressed students at Protection/Coldwater public schools.	former Personal Assistant
Trying to show the wide open spaces into which we drove on our way to Elkhart KS.	Elkhart's Olympic sons Glenn Cunningham and Thane Baker from contests past and years gone by.	Big C's restaurant in Elkhart boasts Coke memorabilia and a sweet little auto.
At Big C's--PB&J with new friend and WalkAbout supporter Vada of Elkhart.		Elkhart park.
	I'm looking at the cool locomotive; don't know what Justice is looking at.	Elkhart City Hall. This is simply a very special community where strangers are welcomed and warmth refers to much more than the Kansas sun.
Thank you to the Elkhart Motel for donating lodging to us!	The Downtown Restaurant - nice and close to where we stayed.	Vada's flower & gift shop in Elkhart -- stuffed with goodies! Vada became a supporter of our WalkAbout after reading Sheila Blankenship's article reprinted in the Elkhart News. And what a supporter she is!
PB&J with 2 girls and a coffee shop owners, Sarah and Shelby. Elkhart, KS	Smiling Papa Johnson's -- cool name, huh?	Women of the Church of God sponsored ourTuesday evening presentation in Elkhart which was open to all members of the congregation and the entire community, too.
Memorials to service men and women abound in communities across the country. Regardless of how many of these memorials I visit ...	Photos taken in the Museum in Elkhart, KS - a most impressive facility:
	Hearse	1920 Model- T Ford
1928 (?) Studebaker	Better to be disabled in the 21st century...

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