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It certainly improves the look of an already beautiful rose.Rose
It was raining when I took this picture.
They knew you were coming and wanted to impress you.I'm in Pörtschach for a few days. The people here are very nice. They even named a house and a path after me
jenni122701
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Happy as she can be. [emoji173]️
giradman
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The summer heat has been stifling in the Carolina Piedmont (into the 90s which is unusual even at this time of the year) - the entire United States is being 'overheated'!
This morning just saw the pic (on left) on my FB timeline of a melted Snoopy - for those not familiar w/ this image, the usual one is on the right - had to chuckle!
Dave
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This morning just saw the pic (on left) on my FB timeline of a melted Snoopy - for those not familiar w/ this image, the usual one is on the right - had to chuckle!
Dave.
giradman
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Scifan.. - below a map of today's USA temps - never saw SO MUCH red - we're 10º F above the usual 'warm' summer weather - looks like you are in the low 70s today - Susan & I should have planned a trip to Canada this summer - our last one to Quebec in August was delightful! Dave
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When I was in San Antonio 3 years ago, the daytime high temperature was over 100°F for most of the time I was there.Scifan.. - below a map of today's USA temps - never saw SO MUCH red - we're 10º F above the usual 'warm' summer weather - looks like you are in the low 70s today - Susan & I should have planned a trip to Canada this summer - our last one to Quebec in August was delightful! Dave
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giradman
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Susan & I love trains, and have enjoyed many train rides locally and elsewhere (best one for us in Alaska w/ a great meal) - BUT, for those who may be traveling through central North Carolina and enjoy trains (also cars, trucks, airplanes, etc.), then a visit to the North Carolina Transportation Museum is a consideration - about half way between our home in Winston-Salem & Charlotte, as shown on the map - brief paragraph from their website quoted below.
Historically, this location was the Spencer Shops which serviced trains, mainly steam locomotives on north-south routes along the east coast of the United States - an entire town was established for the workers and their families (i.e. Spencer) - a few added pics w/ several locomotives of many in the roundhouse - not to be missed if you are a 'train nut'!
Dave
Historically, this location was the Spencer Shops which serviced trains, mainly steam locomotives on north-south routes along the east coast of the United States - an entire town was established for the workers and their families (i.e. Spencer) - a few added pics w/ several locomotives of many in the roundhouse - not to be missed if you are a 'train nut'!
Dave.
I've travelled from Halifax, Nova Scotia to Vancouver, British Columbia by train. The trip took 5 days, with a change of train in Montreal, Quebec.Susan & I love trains, and have enjoyed many train rides locally and elsewhere (best one for us in Alaska w/ a great meal) - BUT, for those who may be traveling through central North Carolina and enjoy trains (also cars, trucks, airplanes, etc.), then a visit to the North Carolina Transportation Museum is a consideration - about half way between our home in Winston-Salem & Charlotte, as shown on the map - brief paragraph from their website quoted below.
Historically, this location was the Spencer Shops which serviced trains, mainly steam locomotives on north-south routes along the east coast of the United States - an entire town was established for the workers and their families (i.e. Spencer) - a few added pics w/ several locomotives of many in the roundhouse - not to be missed if you are a 'train nut'!
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