We are in Tarpon Springs, watching your 2019 trip to the 4 corners of the lower 48. We really enjoy it – thanks so much.
We just passed your comment wondering why women’s ponchos button on the wrong side. It dates back to the 18th century when ladies were dressed by another person, so the buttons work for the person dressing them. I have no idea why this has not changed, with all of the other changes to women’s fashion. We love road trips, and hope to take one to the headwaters of the Mississippi later this spring.
We are in Tarpon Springs, watching your 2019 trip to the 4 corners of the lower 48. We really enjoy it – thanks so much.
We just passed your comment wondering why women’s ponchos button on the wrong side. It dates back to the 18th century when ladies were dressed by another person, so the buttons work for the person dressing them. I have no idea why this has not changed, with all of the other changes to women’s fashion. We love road trips, and hope to take one to the headwaters of the Mississippi later this spring.