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Monthly Archives: May 2016
Visiting the D-Day Memorial
Author’s Note: Memorial Day seems the appropriate day to post my impressions of the D-Day Memorial. (Click on images in the Gallery for full screen images.) During my trip to southwest Virginia, John and I, both veterans (he is a … Continue reading
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Roaring Run Falls and Furnace
Over the past few years, one of my photographic missions has been to photograph every waterfall I can. So, on my recent trip to assist my long-time friend, John, with his house sitting duties, I was pleased to note that … Continue reading
Posted in Renaissance Bucket List
Tagged Botetourt, Botetourt County, footbridges, furnace, iron furnace, iron ore, Roaring Run, sign, smelting, stream, Virginia, waterfall, woodland path
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Visiting the Botetourt County Historical Museum
When it was first established in 1770 Botetourt (pronounced “bot-te-tot”) County extended from its current location in the mountains of southwest Virginia, all the way to the Mississippi River, and included all or part of what are now the states … Continue reading
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Tagged Botetourt, county, courthouse, Fincastle, history, map, museum, Stereograph, Virginia
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Mr. Lincoln if You Like Red
Photo of the Week This Mr. Lincoln Rose has been in the yard for at least five or six years, but never in the right location. I recently established a rose garden of sorts along a rail fence in full … Continue reading
Radishes – A Childhood Flashback
You never know what is going to evoke some distant memory. This summer, we put in a “real” garden for the first time in many years—and that is only because my neighbor kindly agreed to let me use a corner … Continue reading
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Tagged Childhood, farm, garden, memories, planting, radishes, Virginia
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Brief Hiatus
One or two of you may have noticed that I have not posted a blog in the past couple of weeks. There comes a time, at least for me, that computer time becomes “enough!” Recently, I have been taking on … Continue reading
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