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"I come down to the water to cool my eyes. But everywhere I look I see fire; that which isn't flint is tinder, and the whole world sparks and flames." — Annie Dillard
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7 comments:
Such a wonderful series of shots these have been.
BTW, I think I have fixed the profile/link thing. It was a blogger beta issue after all.
Tom
Hello there, thanks for visiting my blog today.I'm really glad that you did because you seem like a real interesting person and I love your photos. I will definitely be back! :) Take Care!
Great shots! Love the church, old farm building, especially the tractor crossing sign - I saw one of those once, can't remember where, and wished I had taken a picture. Try to keep warm in the cold days ahead.
I particularly love the second one!
No, I left WV in 1963 (before you were born!) and we have lived in NC for 37 years. Thanks for the visit.
I love the church. Is is still being used for services? Beautiful photos.
yes, the church is still used. really, in our area, there are more of these old churches than new ones. and most of the congregations still meet in them. we even have some old log and stone ones nearby.
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