We picked a very good Model A road today with lots of opportunity to stop and cool. A first stop brought us upon Nathan Boone Homestead in Ash Grove, Mo. Nathan Boone was the son of Daniel Boone, he spent much of his time as surveyor, hunter and soldier like his father. It was very interesting but not the Boone Homestead I had visited 20 years ago, that Homestead was in Defiance, Mo. A couple was tending the garden and gave us much more info about Nathan Boone and the Homestead. We came away with a lot of knowledge about the Boone family history.
We stopped for lunch at the local diner, Willy B’s Diner. It had a fifties theme and our Model A’s felt right at home. The blackberry cobbler was great.
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We are hoping we will be back in the state of KY tomorrow.