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Silvery entrance to Indiana - takes mind off painless cashectomy



2017-10-17 - Approaching Lincoln Bridge, I-65, Louisville, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com, riding shotgun.
Painless for the moment as we passed through oblivious to the notice we'll get in the mail that we owe high dollars - for the use of the bridge and again, for the use of East End Bridge trying to find Shelbyville after leaving Indiana. Next time, we'll confer with our resident bridge crossing expert, nephew Doug Waggener - you may know him only as Sydney, Jade & Garrett's Dad, but he does much more - to see if it is worth getting a deal on the tolls. It works out for him, in his travels for Tri-Fecta Printing of Columbia, KY - which furnishes a lot of printing to the area. But we're waiting for the hammer to fall on the next credit card billing cycle to see how much we paid. But admittedly, Luddite that I am, it was an economical thrill even if we'll need a bank loan to pay off the $8 or so they are going to bill us. - EW


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