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A pair of nice warm slippers after a long, cold day.
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Atlanta is a city of contrasts . . . the very old mixed with the ultra modern. This is Nancy Creek Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery in DeKalb County, Georgia. The tombstones here are among the first white settlers in the area. In the background is the MARTA train, a modern commuter train. The tombstone with the flag is William Reeve. He is my husband's fourth great-grandfather and was a Revolutionary War Veteran.
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Shenandoah National Park in Virginia.
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Today is President's Day, so here is Thomas Jefferson in the spotlight. He is writing the Declaration of Independence with a portable desk. This statue is in the Booth Western Art Museum in Cartersville, Georgia. There is an almost identical statue in Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia.
The Booth Museum has a wonderful Presidents Room.
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I have been trying to learn how to use my off-camera flash. We took our DGD to the children's room of the Booth Museum last week. When we got there, I realized that the ceiling of the room was totally black, so no flash would bounce off the ceiling. I am glad that I took, my flash, however, because I would have not gotten this picture without it.
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