Woodstock Square Groundhog Long Sleeve Shirt

In 1992 a film crew turned Woodstock's square into a small Pennsylvania town, and a grumpy TV weatherman got stuck living the same February 2nd again, and again, and again, until he finally got it right. Locals still point out the corner where he stepped in the same puddle every morning. The square still looks the way it did on screen, and every February the town gathers there to wait on a groundhog's forecast for real. On the back, the Opera House clock tower stands over the square, with the groundhog keeping watch. The clock and two-bar mark are stitched at the left chest, and THE SQUARE is stitched in black up the left wrist.

Heavyweight 8.2 oz cotton long sleeve with wide rib cuffs. Relaxed fit, true to size.

Verse: 1 Corinthians 10:31, printed small at the back of the neck.