We loved seeing a sign as we passed through Idaho for the "Jefferson County TV and Pioneer Museum". It turns out that it is just what it sounds like -- apparently Jefferson County says it was where television was developed.
We were picturing the tour guide, though, if it were just about the history of TVs and pioneers:
"Well, over here we have the RCA XL100. She's a beaut, isn't she? Developed back in 1959, she was the first color TV. Oh, and here we have a depiction of a typical covered wagon as used by the pioneers. Now, the pioneers didn't actually have TVs, but if they did, they sure would have loved a good ole RCA XL100!"
Strange museum. Stranger blogger.
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Hi travelers! Thanks for keeping up your posts. The trip is going faster than it seemed it would when you started out. I'm envious of your time in the beautiful natural places you're visiting. Waahhh! Please say hello and give A a big hug for us, especially from L.
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