Day 133 - Milton and back from Trunk or Treat

Did the big loop down through Milton and home. Actually stopped at the retro diner, Dave's of Milton and tried the chicken fried steak for lunch. It was awesome. Was surprised they still offered it with eggs and hash browns at lunchtime though. Ran across this abandoned wagon out in the sticks. Im sure its been there for over 150 years. ;) or not? 
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This evening, went with LeAnn to the ward chili cook off and trunk or treat. We dressed up as Salt and Pepper. It was a bit strange as we NEVER dress up on Halloween, but LeAnn wanted to try it this year. :)
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 Though it was dark after we finished dinner at the church, I had decided to walk home to hit my 10 miles for the day. I have a route I follow when walking home from church. I had no idea HOW dark it would actually be. There werent really any street lights, so I kept my phone flashlight on to be more visible to any cars that came by. Made it home safely and then watched the Sounders beat LAFC for the Western Conference championship. Perfect way to end the day.

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