
I looked at train cars so big they made me look like a speck standing near them.








You can learn the history of Dreamsville by googling it if you want to.
I have more pictures for another day from my Dennison stop.
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What an interesting story, that is wonderful that A Corn is learning about local history!
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Both ACorn and his human are happy to be learning about local history.
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Goodness, what a fascinating history. Dreamsville even has a facebook page. It looks like they have all kinds of celebrations during the year. Has ACorn been to the Schoenbrumm village I saw mentioned? Thanks for sharing such an interesting outing.
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ACorn usually goes on the lantern tours at Schoenbrunn Village in the Autumn.
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