This was home. Everyone knew each other, and everyone knew all about you...for better or worse. All of my family lived in the area. My little sister and I were 3rd generation(ers) in the school. It was nice to have my parents, my grandpa and my aunt at all of our events. I cherish the memories of having grandpa so close and involved, especially since we don't have him here with us any longer. I am sure there will be a time for sharing some great stories about him. This is where I grew up, it is where I started. Like many I was ready to "get out" as an anxious senior but I do look back with many fond memories of my original "stompin' grounds".
I hope to use this blog as a way to document those memories..and share them with whoever may be interested as well as share many of the other stompin' grounds that I have journeyed through along the way. I, of course, will share about my three, very loved stompin' Grounds, capital 'G'...Benjamin, Elizabeth, and Isaac....and oh can they stomp! :) My desire is that you will be blessed, reminisce on your own past, thank God for your current blessings, and maybe even pick up a good idea or recipe along the way. Enjoy!
Pictures I took a few years ago...
Crossing the tracks coming into Dale.
Just over the tracks the road curves.
The Church I grew up in.
The Methodist Church across the street.
The front of the High School.
Many pictures taken with this archway.
This is one of the playground pieces that I
played on as a child. They still have several
originals out there..but sadly the tunnels are gone.
The softball field..it has came a long way
since we first started building it.
The baseball field from the corn field :)
A great American shot..many memories watching
baseball with a blanket around me on these bleachers.
The road out of Dale.
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