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This week’s challenge is to take a photo of yourself out of focus, with the background the important part of the photo. This is the grave of a child in one of the old cemeteries near where I live. There is no information on this girl; it simply says, “Louisa.”

old child's grave

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Jake’s topic this Sunday is Window.

There’s nothing like a sunny, open window: indoor cat heaven.

cat in window

Aimee in Sunlight

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This topic just begs for a collage!

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Cee's Fun Foto Challenge

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Bleeding Heart

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Tree Blossoms

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I’m a bit late here for Cee’s Challenge…but I’m still in the window as this week’s challenge hasn’t been posted yet!

I saw this colorful cow in the ice cream store at the mall. What does this have to do with signs, you might ask?

colorful cow

Emack & Bolio’s Ice Cream Cow

The cow was wearing a sign on its back:

sign

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Cee's Fun Foto Challenge

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The topic of the Weekly Photo Challenge this week is Patterns. There are patterns everywhere, if you look for them: in nature, in man-made materials such as textiles, and in architecture. If you look for patterns you can see beauty everywhere you look, even in places where a first glance sees desolation or emptiness.

old factory building

construction materials

mall skylight

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deer, welcome sign

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Weeping Cherry Tree

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I’ve been absent from Jake’s Challenge the last couple of weeks, but I’m back! His topic this week is Tourist Attraction…what a great topic, Jake!

Last fall my cousin and her daughter came to visit from Colorado. They were only in Massachusetts a couple of days, but we managed to hit a couple of the big tourist attractions for my area: Plymouth (where the Pilgrims landed) and Quincy (birthplace of two U.S. Presidents).

We saw the Mayflower II, but we didn’t have time to go on the ship. It is a replica, as the original ship has been gone a long time!

Mayflower, Pilgrim's ship

Mayflower II

On the day they left, we visited President John Adams home, Peacefield. President John Quincy Adams was born there and built a library on the grounds after his father had died. The library houses the bible made famous in the movie, “Amistad.”  It was stolen years ago and recovered in a local gym locker!

Adams Library

Library at Peacefield

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Jakesprinter Sunday Post, year of the snake, photography challenge

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