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Flat Stanley came all the way to my city, Keysville, VA. While he was here, these are some of the exciting things he saw and did:
Stanley went out to eat at Pino’s Restaurant where Grandma Susan works. He had Mario Fries, bread sticks and pizza to eat. Stanley then came home and swam in our new inground pool with Justin, Ashley and Macayla. Collin doesn’t swim in the pool yet. He then went to sleep in our sunroom where you sleep when you visit.
The distance between Jonesborough, TN and Keysville, VA is approximately 297 miles. We have a population of 764 people, Jonesborough has 5,221 people.
If Flat Stanley should come back to visit he should wear summer clothes because the climate here is warm, and don’t forget his bathing suit for the pool!
Some other interesting facts about our city include:
Our town does not have any traffic lights and you might find yourself driving behind a tractor or an Amish buggy being pulled by a horse on our roads.
The average cost of a home in Keysville $162,567.
We are #59 on the list of “Top 100 cities with the largest percentage of females”!
We have three restaurants and now a hot dog cart – WHOOPEE!
Love,
Grandma Susan Paulsen
Tech Lane
Keysville, VA
P.S. I couldn’t find a postcard of our town, but here are some pamphlets of things from our state of VA.
Hello Alex,
Stanley got here Saturday. He went with Grandpa Al to help run the school. It's in Wanaque, NJ. He wore a suit and helped Grandpa get ready for the budget election.
Then he went with me to take care of your cousin Michael. He colored and slept there too. He wore his Pitt sweatshirt and jeans there. We were in Butler, NJ then.
It is in-between spring and summer weather here. One week it is 90 degrees and the next 50 degrees. Our spinach and lettuce is starting to come up in the garden, but we won't put in the tomatoes and peppers and things until Mother's Day.
No postcards of Oakland are available. We are a great community of about 16,000 people about 35 minutes west of New York City so we get the best of all possible places. We were settled in the 1600's before there was a USA. Grandpa's people lived here when it was still called The Valley of The Ponds. Ponds meant Dutch churches not the water ponds. George Washington stopped here at the Van Allen House because it was on the road to Morristown where he had a camp. We are about 632 miles from Jonesboro and you know it is a very long ride to there.
I'm including some of Flat Stanley's pictures from here.
Let me know if you need the actual pictures and FS back and I will send them to you asap.
Love,
Grandma Kathie