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One of my best buds, Jerika Burton, works low maintenance at Bakers and Hale, 7120 Montclaire Ave., in Godfrey, and loves the climate, as well, and working for the proprietors while she's an honor understudy at Lewis and Clark Community College and a beautician in Brighton. I'd recently completed chime ringing for the Salvation Army at the Godfrey Schnucks when I went to snatch some munchies, see my companion for Christmas during her shift and warm up by the fire. It was one of those cool, dislike the pleasant long periods of Christmas week. I heated up while I sat tight for my to-go "bites," which were a supper.

Bread cooks and Hale's party time costs are great, and the food is extraordinary, so I got three things. I saved the wood-terminated chicken bacon farm pizza for the following day. Bread cooks and Hale's pizzas are marvelous. The one I requested is finished off with barbecued chicken, bacon jam, green onion, cured red onion and sprinkled with house-made farm. Other pizza assortments incorporate pepperoni, Italian frankfurter and mushroom, bacon kale, Margherita and veggie.

I additionally requested spinach artichoke plunge, presented with house-seared tortilla chips, and shrimp tacos, loaded with shrimp threw in house-made sweet stew sauce, slashed romaine, new broiled corn salsa and cilantro farm.

I took my finger food varieties with me for an excursion through a world of fond memories to Homer Adams Park behind the Godfrey Village Hall, reviewing my exploration for a book I wrote in 2013 with regards to Godfrey for Arcadia Publishing.

Charles Lindbergh used to set down his plane around there on mail runs, to rest in a little stockpiling shed. Each airmail pilot had a key to the shed and in some cases involved it as a short-term dugout.

Around 1925, Lindbergh fled. Mail from St. Louis to Chicago. Godfrey occupant Francis F. Crivello (1916-2012), snapped a photo of Lindbergh grinning from his cockpit with his 1920 Kodak box camera when he was 9 years of age. Crivello's unique photograph is shown in the Missouri Museum of Aviation. An outlined duplicate hangs at Godfrey Village Hall in Mayor Mike McCormick's office. The Crivello siblings gifted the photo to the city chairman.

Lindbergh likewise visited the Godfrey home of the Droste family, which was based on Airport Road, presently named Lars Hoffman Crossing, after the town's first city hall leader. "Lindy" conversed with the Droste patriarch about a spot to have a crisis arrival field and reference point light along the U.S. Mail course that he directed.

The U.S. Government consequently rented piece of William L. Waters' ranch, situated at the north stopping point, where presently the Walmart Supercenter sits, on a similar street as the flying field, where a tall steel tower bested by a splendid, pivoting guide light was raised. Lindbergh arrived in Godfrey a few times, generally because of harsh climate.

Electric area lights laid out the runway to help pilots during crisis evening time arrivals. Around then, a guide light was situated in St. Louis and St. Charles, Missouri, just as in Godfrey, Medora and on up the line to Chicago. Lindbergh later flew his Ryan plane, The Spirit of St. Louis, in the primary fruitful overseas flight, which opened the time of present day flying.

Nearby volunteers redesigned the first stockpiling shed around 2001. It currently remains close to the Godfrey Village Hall metropolitan structure at 6810 Godfrey Road.