Challenge: 5/22/14-5/24/14 "My Town"
May 22, 2014 17:11:40 #
Thank you Jim I always enjoy your posts and sense of humor!
Roadrunner wrote:
Lass, Jacklpine like your photos. Been to ''Town'' several times, always enjoye my visits
May 22, 2014 17:35:58 #
judy juul
Loc: Cheshire, Ct.
laskalass wrote:
Thanks Cricket!! It's just hard to be here at the ... (show quote)
AWfully sorry to hear about your daughter in law! Does she have children? I'll keep the family and Debbie in my prayers!
May 22, 2014 17:42:13 #
Roadrunner wrote:
Lass, Jacklpine like your photos. Been to ''Town'' several times, always enjoye my visits
Thank you. I trust I shall post some more shots that you will recognize.
:-D
May 22, 2014 17:44:03 #
May 22, 2014 17:44:21 #
pg 5 - Almshouses were homes provided mostly for the older folk who have fallen on hard times by funds left in trust by wealthier landowners/merchants to allow said folk to stay within 'their' community. Ours are now mostly run by trustees and one has had to live in the neighbourhood and have fallen below a certain income / have lost one's home to apply to live therein.
Praying for your daughter in law - hoping her pain is being controlled and she is more comfortable.
Praying for your daughter in law - hoping her pain is being controlled and she is more comfortable.
laskalass wrote:
SueJay...what are almshouses??? I love the cobblestones! I love the stone being used in the architecture too...looks so..well...so..English! Wonderful glance of your town!
May 22, 2014 17:58:19 #
suejay50 wrote:
pg 5 - Almshouses were homes provided mostly for the older folk who have fallen on hard times by funds left in trust by wealthier landowners/merchants to allow said folk to stay within 'their' community. Ours are now mostly run by trustees and one has had to live in the neighbourhood and have fallen below a certain income / have lost one's home to apply to live therein.
Praying for your daughter in law - hoping her pain is being controlled and she is more comfortable.
Praying for your daughter in law - hoping her pain is being controlled and she is more comfortable.
Really love your photos.
May 22, 2014 17:58:45 #
May 22, 2014 18:08:02 #
laskalass wrote:
Thanks Cricket!! It's just hard to be here at the ... (show quote)
laska so sorry about Debbi I hope they can make her comfortable and out of pain, I will certainly keep her in my nightly prayers
May 22, 2014 18:25:04 #
Great photos RR. The prep of the marina (second to last) looks like the mob getting ready to eliminate the competition.
Roadrunner wrote:
St-Romuald-des-Etchemins. My fave. Sad news though, the City of Lévis decided to take all the small villages under its wing around here however I still live in St-Jean-Chrysostome back up from St-Romuald and we are still small villages but only pay our taxes in Lévis
May 22, 2014 18:25:40 #
May 22, 2014 18:30:29 #
Sorry to hear about your daughter-in -law. You know my prays will be with her and your family.
laskalass wrote:
Thanks Cricket!! It's just hard to be here at the ... (show quote)
May 22, 2014 18:51:09 #
laskalass wrote:
Hope I'm doing this right as I have not hosted bef... (show quote)
You sure live in a beautiful part of the country. Beautiful photo's of your town.
May 22, 2014 18:56:03 #
We live in a small rural community. Platteville, Colorado is one of the oldest community's in Weld County, once the hunting grounds of Nomad tribes and Cheyenne Indians. Founded in 1871 and is located on the east bank of the South Platte river. We have a population of 2,485. Our elevation is 4,813ft and we have views of the Rocky Mountains to the west and vast plains to the east.
Behind the Rocky Mountain Flour Mill
Mizpah Cemetery at the edge of town
Looking from the Cemetery towards the town of Platteville with the Flour Mill in the forground.
The Town Hall/ Police Station
Lincoln Park popular area for picnics
The One Room School House sits outside the Pioneer Muesum
Old School House
Pioneer Muesum
The front fo the Pioneer Museum and Library
Some of the older buildings in Platteville
An old barn sits near the banks of the South Platte river
May 22, 2014 19:01:48 #
Love your candid shots of Charlottetown Jacklpine...Thanks!
jacklpine wrote:
More of Charlottetown's special places
For a view of University Avenue, weather in Ch'town , etc., click on top link under words: "Island Web Cams".
8-)
For a view of University Avenue, weather in Ch'town , etc., click on top link under words: "Island Web Cams".
8-)
May 22, 2014 19:04:23 #
She has battled breast cancer which went into bone cancer for almost 7 years....my son and Debbi have two boys 12 and 13. Debbi is only 42. It has been a terrible tragedy and the whole family needs prayers to deal with it. thanks everyone.
judy juul wrote:
AWfully sorry to hear about your daughter in law! Does she have children? I'll keep the family and Debbie in my prayers!
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