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Largest Terrorist training camp destroyed
Credit: Washington Post http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/%e2%80%98probably-the-largest%e2%80%99-al-qaeda-training-camp-ever-destroyed-in-afghanistan/ar-BBmDCpv?li=AAa0dzB&ocid=iehp
Landmarks III
Landmarks III I have mentioned many landmarks that are multi-generational. Some are natural and some are man-made. The natural landmarks are impressive – Adobe Rock is hard to miss because of it’s sheer size and it’s uniqueness. A major landmark … Continue reading
Johnny Depp to Buy Wounded Knee and Return It
Credit: The Daily Mail Actor Johnny Depp wants to purchase the historical landmark Wounded Knee and gift it back to the Native American people to help make right what went so wrong in 1890. In an interview with The … Continue reading
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Tagged Johnny Depp, Lakota, Wounded Knee
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Landmarks II
Lincoln Highway Some landmarks are so important that generations perhaps fail to convey the significance these icons have had. Each generation attaches their own significance to the landmark. Take the Lincoln Highway for instance. I am sure you have taken … Continue reading
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Tagged Adobe Rock, Benson Grist Mill, Erda, Grantsville, Lincoln Highway, Timpie
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Place Photo Here Part II
Having my wits about me and remembering the memory card makes it so much easier to capture the morning. Happy Columbus Day, by the way. I am old-fashioned, I get that for sure, but I like to remember old Chris … Continue reading
Place Photo Here
Is there anything more frustrating than going for an early morning stroll, anticipating many new morning-light photos to add to your gallery and finding out you have left your memory card in your computer? I don’t often do that, but … Continue reading
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Landmarks
Landmarks have a shelf-life. Landmarks seem to be somewhat generational, depending upon their usefulness to a particular generation. Some may last longer, even centuries. Most of the landmarks I grew up with were definitely multi-generational landmarks. One classifies as millennial. … Continue reading
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Tagged Adobe Rock, Erda, Lakepoint, Lincoln Highway, MIllpond, Stansbury Park, Tooele
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