Tourist Day in Paducha

We went to our home church this morning via a podcast from last Sunday, it is a wonderful inspiration listening and participating in the service. Then a few boat chores, I changed oil and Carol did some laundry. This afternoon we used the courtesy car from the marina to go to Paducha with Gemini and Blue Haven. We visited the quilt museum, Carol's favorite, and walked the mural wall that tells the history of Paducha. The wall was built in 1937 to protect the city from the flooding Ohio River and is 15 miles long. The downtown portion has been painted with murals. We had dinner at the Flamingo Row and grocery shopping at Walmart finished the day. 

My Favorite Quilt, 12,000 hexagons

Interesting design

Award winner

Transportation mural

The Flamingo Row, recommended by the staff at the Quilt Museum

Interesting decorations

A toast to completing the Illinois, Mississippi, and Ohio Rivers

The restaurant mascott