We took a trip to Hershey Chocolate Factory for the tour
of the factory. What a zoo that place is
(as many people as Disney but not nearly as organized). For people who don’t care to be around
screaming children, we were in the wrong place.
We did however enjoy the free tour.
The picture they took of us as we
started the tour was offered at the end for $42.00. Now, it was in a nice album and included some
other stuff, they would even through in the key rings for free, but we weren’t
buying. However, Big Bob did buy himself 72 candy bars, I wonder how long they will last!
We visited the AACA (Antique Automobile Club Association) and were very impressed. Three huge floors of old cars displayed beautifully.
They even had the Hersey Kisses
Mobile
A car for our friend Cindy – 1960 T-bird
One for John Z – a 1909 Zimmerman
Surrey
For our friend, Mike the trucker–
a 1938 Autocar Tanker
And Bryan’s first car (there was
a huge display of mustangs).
Florida was even represented with
a 1992 Mustang Florida Highway Patrol Car
An entire area dedicated to The
Tucker, a man, who Big Bob says, was before his time.
And the first camper, a 1928 Zagelmeyer
towed by a 1924 Model A.
Some nostalgia
Lancaster / Harrisburg PA










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