I always like those historic signs. I never fail to read them and have even been known to park when I drive by one I'm curious about if I'm not in too big of a hurry. Good choice.
So good to be back and thanks for your comments. The last month has been very sad. We had to rush home to be with my dying sister-in-law who very bravely lost her battle not long after we got there.
There's lots of metal in this photo. I love the sign. Great job.
We had snow Sunday morning and then in the evening it rained, so we have quite a mixture. I just hope it doesn't freeze now or the roads will be skating rinks - very dangerous driving.
Take care. I hope you enjoyed your church service.
I found your blog through Renie and really like it. Was curious about the picture of the Primitive Baptist church? My husband and I are Primitive Baptist. We live in southeast Va. so we are practically neighbors. ha.
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I think you've got a food good pieces of metal in this pic! Great find.
A sign showing the way to an historic location. Good choice.
Great link with the past. Such a useful material, metal.
Historic choice for metal!!
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Happy PH and happy weekend !!
I always like those historic signs. I never fail to read them and have even been known to park when I drive by one I'm curious about if I'm not in too big of a hurry. Good choice.
a pice of history. great for the theme.
Great take on this theme! Very cool photo. Hope you're having a nice Thanksgiving weekend!
I loke that sign, it' different to teh blue plaques you see all over London. Happy weekend
Now that was interesting! Good choice for this week! :)
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This is a great piece of metal. What a great information on a part of the history. :)
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Cool! :)
A metal sign? Over here, metal signs are usually stolen, cos they fetch a good price at the scrap metal factories.
Good choice of this week's theme. Happy hunting!
So good to be back and thanks for your comments. The last month has been very sad. We had to rush home to be with my dying sister-in-law who very bravely lost her battle not long after we got there.
Metal, a material found everyday in our lives if we all look closely :)
Guess I can't comment on the photo hunts really but I do love almost anything cast iron - have far too many moving boxes to prove it, too.
But I was so taken with your Thanksgiving crowd at the table ... that is simply divine, to have so many to cook for and spoil. What a true delight!
Historic take! Mine's up, too. Happy weekend. =)
A useful metal leading one to a historical site. I would go take a look.
We like to stop along the way and read historical signs. Is this one in your home town?
Nice one! I love a shot that conveys a sense of history alongside the modern.
Thanks for stopping by and have a great weekend!
Fun history lesson too!
I played too :)
Thanks for droppin' by my blog Ms Ann :)
Did he really do you think, Ann? Washington. Spending the night?
Sandi
Great photo for this week. Where was it taken? Thanks for visiting mine!
Great idea for the theme Happy weekend.
What a neat photo! And what a name-- Shadrack!
I did Photo Hunt today, too. I hope you get a chance to visit and leave your link. :)
Mrs. Mecomber
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What a great idea for today's hunt!
That's a great sign! Interesting piece of history too.
Wow, great choice, Ann!
Happy weekend!
Renie
I love it. A place where Washington actually slept! Good choice for this week's theme.
Ann,
There's lots of metal in this photo. I love the sign. Great job.
We had snow Sunday morning and then in the evening it rained, so we have quite a mixture. I just hope it doesn't freeze now or the roads will be skating rinks - very dangerous driving.
Take care. I hope you enjoyed your church service.
Blessings,
Mary
Ann,
Good pic.
Cruising the Internet, I've ran across a few other signs that point out where Washington ate or slept.
I wonder what he would think if he were alive today to see these signs?
I found your blog through Renie and really like it. Was curious about the picture of the Primitive Baptist church? My husband and I are Primitive Baptist. We live in southeast Va. so we are practically neighbors. ha.
Hi ancient one - nice catch. A memorial metal I would say.
I love the sign, great find. Hope you had a great Thanksgiving. connie
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