My friend Kricket sent me this one, though her sister Rene took the photo out the window of a moving car. I guess a Westward "ho" is better than an Eastward one?
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Is this something to do with Santa Claus?
Greatest hits! Greatest hits!
Is this in Indiana? I think I've seen this before!
I don't want a ho with fleas!
Is this in Gnawbone, Indiana? I drove by it on Thursday, and almost took a photo for you!
Gnawbone, Indiana? I want to see that on a sign.
Ha, "westward, ho!" actually is a quote. The quotation marks should be around both words. It's the rallying cry for westward expansion from a hundred years ago. The "Ho" is not the shortened version of whore in modern slang, but the "ho" of "Land, Ho!"
@Andrew--ummmm, we know what the "Ho" part was supposed to mean. You are totally missing the "point" of this "blog".
@deckardcanine--LOL!
Yeah -- Gnaw Bone (apparently a corruption of Narbonne, France) is on Rt 46 between Bloomington and Columbus, IN.
The hos travelling from east to west need a place to rest and do business in the middle.
Westward Ho! is a village in Devon, UK. I believe it got its name from the title of a book.
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