At first everything went well at the Milwaukee Airport, even though I had to do some looking to find the Saver Parking Lot, but eventually did and got my ticket and there was a bus waiting right where I parked and took me and a couple other people to our check-in areas on the lower level. I got off at Delta and approached the check-in, worried that I would have a line or have to mess with those kiosks. I am not very good at kiosks.
There was no line at the counters and walked right up, gave them my name and they gave me both boarding tickets I would be needing today.
So far, no problem. Even my suitcase was proper carry-on size.
I went up the escalator and there was a place I was hoping would be there, the Renaissance Book Store that I remembered from previous flights out of Milwaukee. This is an old-time bookstore selling all sorts of used books, especially two whole sets of shelves on Civil War books. And, I had plenty of time to look for a book. I bought a $12.50 book and the life and times of Charles Read, CSN, who had quite a distinguished career in the Confederate Navy. It was titled "Sea Wolf of the Confederacy."
Now, You just Don't Expect to Find an Old Bookstore at an Airport. --Old B-R'er
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