Gorilla Road Side Attraction

"Just next door to the BiscuitBarn restaurant."

"I drove over 1800 miles one way in a truck that gets 9 miles to the gallon just to see this. The entire trip took over 3 weeks and $4k. It was the best money I have ever spent! It was well worth it even though my dog died and my wife left me, and I did get evicted from my apartment, and I got a "rash" of some kind on my pee-pee from a hitch-hiker. I would do it all over again if my truck wasnt in impound because of a dui. I forgot my camera so no pictures.."

"We visited this roadside attraction gorilla while passing through the area. It is located at a towing company. That being GS Auto Towing and Recovery. I surmise that its purpose is to attract folks to the towing company. Maybe not to do business with now, but to keep in mind for future possible needs. Personally, I think it's a great idea. It's also a nice thing to do for folks to visit, in general. The gorilla isn't extremely elaborate. No it's not an animatronic or intricately detailed piece. But it's nice enough to stop and visit. The gorilla has his hand held down that you could sit your little ones in for a fun picture. It was just a fun stop that only took us a minute or two. And it worked as I figured. Now I have a name in the back of my head if by chance I might require GS's services when in the area, in the future. We don't live all that close by. But close enough that I would keep GS in mind if they were a possible solution for our needs. So as I said, the gorilla did what I surmise, what it was suppose to. Just a nice little roadside attraction, provided by thoughtful folks. Yes it is probably for the reasons I suggested. But that's okay. They did a nice thing, and deserve to possibly reap the rewards down the road."