Also on July 4, we found ourselves in Pulaski, Tennessee, home of the Ku Klux Klan and, as best we could tell, little else. The city had tried, nevertheless, to festive things up a bit, and around town there were these:
Oversized decorated turkeys.
My guess is this one was to represent the topographical glory that is Pulaski, Giles County, Tennessee.
But we had to find a more festive one for Dead Brother to adorn.
So here is a magnolia-blossom adorned turkey, with Dead Brother atop. Or as the spouse put it, "Turkey Dressing."
Another view, just for fun.
Different places have these decorative animals! If you go to Cherokee in NC they have the bears and then if you go to Wyoming they have the Bison pained with scenes just like this.
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