A few days later, Dr Len and I headed down to Lindenwold to visit Jackie Lagakos who does unique art in mosaic and glass including this dog fire hydrant as I inspected details of the dog and other pieces in her yard and along the walls of her house including this bird bath and more house decorations before her first bottle construction arose

with details at the top and more house details and bottles and tributes followed by more impressive bottle structures as we continued to make our way through her yard to the bottle towers memorial structures and this remarkable mosaic so that there were remarkable things to see before we went inside to see the floor of the bass room and then sat with George and Jackie to visit and discuss lives and dreams.

Our next stop was at Mr. Bill's in Hammontown where we first observed the main attraction from behind and then captured multiple frontal views.

being happy that they were opened though this was a blur and then I posed for the next potential Inn D Inn poster and though we recorded the menu at Bill's including the ice creams though we only had a taste of the dregs of mound ice cream there. En route to downtown Hammontown, we stopped at a yard sale where this stool was available but passed up and then we passed a street named in bad judgment and an acknowledgment that this is the blueberry city before heading to lunch where the condiments and food were excellent. En route home, we stopped at EL&M auto recycling to admire these sculptures made from old auto parts

while Dr Len greeted this man and we noted the number of car parts they have stocked, a collector's dream as well as bins filled with hub caps. We recorded the location as Dr Len fed his phone to this monster and then recorded the site as well as their defining sign in dark and in light.