Rosco Tourist Guide for Tour of Walla Walla Part 2

[Adina P]

Welcome to Pioneer Park!

Next the duck pond...

A lovely gazebo in the center of the park

Is the tree big or has Rosco shrunk?

Now the aviary full of all sorts of feather friends bird lovers would be able to identify (not me)

Rosco posing

Pretending as hard as he can that there are NOT birds behind him:

Thanks for looking! Click here for part 1 of the tour...

[Tamara & Giada]

Beautiful town, and your dogs aren't too bad either:) Reminds me of our town.

[Tante & Jordan & now Annie!]

What a cute idea. I love the pictures!
It all aways amazes me when other LDs and GDs have the same mannerisms as Jordan.
It shouldn't, but I see the pictures and I think Jordan does that, oh that is Jordan why face and so on.

[Nicole Wayne]

Ok, I'm ready to make my move. Never mind that I haven't discussed it with my boyfriend, forget that my entire family has always lived in Massachusetts since they arrived in the 1890s, dismiss the fact that I can't drink wine because it gives me migraines, dash the expense of a cross-country move, there's really only one condition: could you see about procuring that second onion for my personal use? The really cool Pucci-esque 60s one would look fabulous in my leafy green backyard in my new hometown of Walla Walla. Hey, I just noticed something. We had a summer house on Cape Cod and as kids we couldn't pronounce the name of our tiny village: Sippewissett. We always called it Sippa Sippa. There's a certain symmetry about moving from Sippa Sippa to Walla Walla. Maybe it's fate!

FANTASTIC job on the tour, Adina! Does the Chamber of Commerce know about you?

[Adina P]

LOL--you cracked me up Nicole. I should share this with the Chamber though... ;-)

[Stella]

Thanks for posting. I am jelous of the sun, the green grass, and the shorts!! We have had a warm day today, but it supposed to snow again next week - boo hoo!!!

[Adina P]

Haha this was in August--(old post that got resurfaced) but it is warming up nicely so far.