We drove to Lawrence, Kansas for Senior Night for the men's basketball team at the University of Kansas. This is the one night of the year, that I particularly want to attend. We were particularly there for the after game speeches by Udoka Azubuike and Isaiah Moss. During the half time, the seniors from the cheerleaders, dance team and band were also honored and it was fun seeing the big response that drummer Donovan Miller (whose video went viral in 2019) received.

Udoka Azubuike

Today I wanted sausage, but it wasn't ready, so I tried something I hadn't had before, the rib tips, which come with fries for $12.95. The fires were good, but the rib tips were not as tender and juicy as I expected. I still enjoyed it, but would not make a point of getting it again.

Go Chicken Go has a very basic, fast food atmosphere and this was actually much more pleasant than the usual dining in.

I didn't recognize any of the people working in the restaurant today. That has never happened before.
 
 

Afterward, I stopped Cedar Creek Waterfall to make a video in the beautiful weather.

I drove nearby to Shawnee, Kansas to Horse Thief Cemetery, which I first heard of years ago on the radio program What'd Ya Know? Also known as Campbell Cemetery, the tiny cemetery is in the middle of a block in a residential neighborhood, All that is there, is a set of steps at the entrance, an old stone post and a single large marker devoted to Alexander and Nancy Campbell. Tradition is that 4 horse thieves were once hung and buried in the cemetery, but I' not sure how accurate that is.

I went on to revisit Shawnee Indian Cemetery, about a half mile away. It was the first time I had been there since several of the stones were stolen and I will be updating the photos devoted to the cemetery.

Before leaving the neighborhood, I went searching for a huge clothes pin, which had been carved from the trunk of a dead tree. It had been moved to a new yard, but I quickly located it.

Horse Thief Cemetery

Giant Clothes Pin