Baby Dancer
1961 Rock & Roll versus 1977 Disco.
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Cee’s Odd Ball Photo Challenge: February 11, 2018
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Cee’s Odd Ball Photo Challenge: 2016 Week 23
Bad Bad Kitty
A saying around here for driving when streams and rivers are flooding is…….
“Turn around, don’t drown”.
Not everyone listens to that warning. This person got out safely.
Ummm……..
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Cee’s Odd Ball Photo Challenge: 2016 Week 19
A monument In Amherst Ohio
By the latter 1800’s, Amherst Ohio got the name Sandstone Center of the World in the late 1800’s because of sandstone quarries in the area. Many early buildings were constructed of native sandstone. The monument is round because the quarries were also an important source of grindstones for mills. At one time there were nine quarries in this area just west of Cleveland Ohio.
A railroad tunnel in Alaska
Beautiful building in Skagway Alaska
As you can see by the date over the door, this building in Skagway Alaska is from 1899. The unique design of the facing is the result of almost 9 thousand pieces of driftwood attached to the front of the building. Camp Skagway Number 1 was built as a place for gold miners and investors to gather during the Klondike Gold Rush. It was one of about 30 such places for the men to gather in Alaska and Canada.
In the Valley of The Jolly…..Ho Ho Ho….Green Giant!
Hilltop Billboard for The Jolly Green Giant along Highway 169 at Le Sueur Minnesota. If you remember the TV commercial about the valley of the Green Giant, here it is, Le Sueur, about an hour southwest of Minneapolis. The town of Le Sueur was the headquarters of Green Giant vegetables from 1903 as The Minnesota Valley Canning Company, which was founded by 14 merchants in Le Sueur, until the brand was purchased by Pillsbury in 1979.
Le Sueur was also the home of William Worrall Mayo, the founder of the world famous Mayo Clinic. Dr. Mayo founded his clinic in Rochester Minnesota, about 100 miles east of Le Sueur.
TV cabinet in my living room.
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Cee’s Odd Ball Challenge: 2016 Week 18
Near Branson Missouri
In my garage
Near Lorain Ohio
Near Minneapolis
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Cee’s Compose Yourself Photo Challenge: Week #6 Horizontal Lines and Horizon
Weekly Photo Challenge: Ornate
Ornate Mid Century Modern
Ornate Okinawan Tombs
Ornate….by Mother Nature (frost on a window)
Ornate gardening
Ornate Cuckoo Clocks
Ornate Temple
Ornate Japanese Hearse
Weekly Photo Challenge: Ornate
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Cee’s Odd Ball Photo Challenge: 2015 Week 43
Odd Ball photos from this spring.
Underground home in Springfield Missouri.
My tiny little greenhouses.
Even here in Springfield I will always think of the northwest as my home.
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Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Sense of Hearing….Joyful Noise
Wandering Iris Tuesday Pik ~~ Lake Ozark, Missouri
Lake Ozark is a small community next to Bagnell Dam on The Lake of the Ozarks in central Missouri.
Travel Find Thursday – Crockett Tavern ~~ Morristown, Tennessee
The cabin type tavern is a replica that was built in the 1950’s.
The original site of the Crockett property was located in 1949. A replica of the Crockett family water well was built on the site of the original water well. The Hamblin County Chapter of the Association for the Preservation of Tennessee Antiquities (APTA) decided they wanted to build a Museum on that same site for the 1955 Morristown City Centennial celebration.
The Museum is in the form of a replica of the tavern that was owned by John and Rebecca Crockett, the parents of Davy Crockett. The Crocketts built the tavern on a stage coach route. The tavern also was the Crockett family home, where John, Rebecca and their nine children lived.
2002 Main Street, Morristown, TN 37814
Wandering Iris 