In pursuit of livelihood and daily wears.
Every people, who could recruit in jobs to make a living to support their own family are Superior who deserve a award for hard working whether they work as blue collar or white collar jobs. 257 more words
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The GR&I Railroad Culvert on Wicked Creek
According to the historic marker at Trestle Park, on Summit Avenue, in Algoma Township, north of Rockford, Michigan, the Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad hired a local farmer to build a stone culvert under a railroad trestle that crossed what was then known as Wicked Creek (now called Stegman Creek). 59 more words
San Simeon to Gunnison...notes from an artist
San Simeon School House, 1909, oil on linen 9×12 2019
by cheri sabraw
My oil painting skills are maturing, a testament to instruction by self and by teacher. 243 more words
Wordless Wednesday ~ Fantaisie dans la flore - #flowers #photography
©2019 Dorinda Duclos All Rights Reserved
Exploring the burn at Sleeping Bear Dunes
The National Park Service conducted the first ever controlled burn in the park in May. The Service burned about 917 acres west of M-22 between Trail’s End Road on the north and Peterson Road on the South. 222 more words
A bit of hiking
Yesterday I went on a solo hike through a nature park that I had never before set foot inside. Located in Centralia, WA it is on Seminary Hill at the far east end of Locust Street and is traversed with 4.5 miles of trails that interconnect. 32 more words
Backyard Buddies - Beautiful Blue Jay - #myphotography
It’s that time of year again. On Saturday’s, during the months of June, July and August, I only do one writing/poetic post, and the other is my photography. 28 more words
