The Longest Walk 2008: Java Junction Grand Opening June 28, 2008

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This site is several week in the making so I would like to welcome you & thank you for visiting. This is the personal chronicling of the Longest Walk 2008 Northern Route by Chris Wintercount Teves. It has been hard to find the time to get this blog up and going but I hope that you will enjoy it. Many photographes and stories will be added in the coming weeks going as far back as Pueblo, Colorado. Please also visit the Offical Longest Walk Website and Brenda Norrell's Blogspot site for more information on the walk.

Friday, June 27, 2008

Java Junction Grand Opening June 28, 2008

Photos by: Chris Teves

Java Junction Cafe, Rossville, Pennsylvania

Please join us for the official grand opening festivities of Java Junction Cafe on June 28, between 10am & 3pm, where members of The Longest Walk 2 will be present to talk and answer questions.

The relaxing atmosphere of their sitting rooms is the perfect place to enjoy a cup of their great selection of coffees or enjoy an ice cream on their wrap-around porch. They also serve Panini sandwiches, salads, wraps, desserts, and various frozen drinks. Even if you are in a hurry, stop by to say hello.

Java Junction is located at 7501 Carlisle Road, at the intersection of Routes 74 and 177 in Rossville, PA. about 2 miles from Gifford Pinchot State Park. The cafe is open year around.

Please visit their website at: http://www.javajunction.us/

Hope to see you there!

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