It was our pleasure, Beriah, and a fun day trip!

To add to your pics, the day started out with a 45 minute drive to Red Wing where we had breakfast at Bev's. Then a 1 1/2 drive down the Wisconsin side of the Mississippi.

The first stairway is in the newer portion of the house we took to get to the cellar of the original house. The other stairway is the old portion of the original farm house. This is how the game got out and yes, that's Peggy and her husband.

Thankfully, there were a couple farm hands to do all the work.

Eight hours later, we were back in town, celebrating the fact we didn't get murdered in WI!

My favorite part of our conversation:

Peggy: "So what nationality is your friend." She's probably never heard the name Beriah.

Me: "I think he's Hawaiian." I honestly didn't know. I mean, I've only hung out with the guy for a few hours at the Northwestern Pinball Show.

Peggy: "So, how are planning on getting the game to Hawaii?"

Honestly, Peggy, her husband and the farm hands couldn't have been nicer!

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But you say that to all the guys!

It's hard to say why they did what they did to this game, but I don't doubt it's HUO. Yeah, yeah. I know.

In visiting with Peggy, she told us her and her husband moved to the dairy farm in 1964 and bought the game a year later. I took pics of the inside for Beriah but have since deleted them. Other then tarnish on the lamp sockets, it was really, really clean!