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Monthly Archives: September 2014
There I was…My Head Mashed against the Canopy
In each of the “There I Was…” essays, it is usually necessary to spend a few words providing some technical background to explain what happened and why. This flight also involves the T-37 described in “There I was…My First Jet … Continue reading
Posted in There I was...
Tagged ejection, inverted, pilot training, T-37, There I was..., wager
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Where is a “Cedar” not a “Cedar” — In Cedars of Lebanon State Park
What’s in a Name? When is a “cedar” not a “cedar”? When we checked in at the campground office at Cedars of Lebanon campground, I asked our host, “What is the one thing we should make sure we see while … Continue reading
Posted in Renaissance Bucket List
Tagged camping, cave, cedar, Cedars of Lebanon, horses, juniper, limestone, Retro, Riverside, sink hole, sinks, state park, Tennessee, weddings
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There I was… My First Jet Flight
In November of 1969 I went off to U.S. Air Force Officer Training School or OTS, a twelve-week school to learn to march, wear a uniform, and how and whom to salute (there were military academics, too). In February 1970, … Continue reading
Posted in There I was...
Tagged ejection, fire, Landing fall, parachute, parasailing, T-37, There I was..., warning
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Campers, Politics, and Farm Life Rank High in Renaissance Musings Top Ten Postings
Just did a quick analysis of hits on my blog postings—the initial intent was to see what appeared to be the most read topic to guide future blogs. I confess I was somewhat surprised. The following top ten blogs (or … Continue reading
Posted in The View from Pelham
Tagged car, early morning, fireflies, first night, gallery, Grundy County, mayor, politics, River Cafe, Riverside camper, top blogs, walk
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Early Mornings – A Special Morning Canvas (c. 1954)
Since my earliest childhood, I have enjoyed something about each morning. Perhaps I was influenced by my father. Living on a farm meant—for him, and therefore me, too—having to start at sunrise to complete all of the tasks demanded to … Continue reading
Posted in I Grew up on a Virginia Farm
Tagged early, farm, fish, fishing, morning, Moyseneck, pond, sunrise, The Farm Pond
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