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A Photo Tour Through Hot Springs, North Carolina
»»»»»»»»CLICK HERE TO SEE MY OTHER BLOGS«««««««« Hot Sptings is a small town (locate in the middle of the map above) in the mountains of the Smokey Mountains National Park. It has the distinction of being one of the...
1 commentPhoto Tour of the Edison & Ford Winter Estates in Fort Myers, Florida
This hub was prepared In December 2010, and you can see some of the colorful Christmas decorations around the buildings and grounds. The renovation of Edison's laboratory is almost finished and will be...
2 commentsPhoto Tour of the Cross of Jesus in Groom, Texas
The Cross with the stations at the base. On a bleak landscape in West Texas near the small town of Groom stands a cross of proportions that that can hardly be believed. A person driving on Interstate 40...
2 commentsPhoto Tour of Myakka State Park, Florida
If you are visiting Central Florida and want to visit a place close to what native Florida was, go to Myakka River State Park east of Sarasota on route 72. You can enter the Park from Sarasota to the west...
1 commentA Photo Tour of Sanibel Island, Florida
Sanibel Island, off of Ft. Myers, is one of the most beautiful islands in the string of keys along western Florida. Rather than the modern development that has occurred on many of the keys, Sanibel is a breath of fresh air. Cross the bridge and...
2 commentsJimmy Carter National Historic Site: A Picture Tour of President Jimmy Carter’s Home in Plains, Georgia
Driving up and down I 75 the sign for the home of President Carter always says "visit mel" So, we did; my wife and I visited perhaps the sleepiest little town in the United States, Plains, Georgia. (See http://plainsgeorgia.org/page12.html for a...
3 commentsNiacin--Trusted Sites
-- Niacin, vitamin B3, Pantothenic acid: These three names are the same substance, a water-soluble vitamin found in all cells in the body. Niacin is necessary for cellular metabolism, growth, and reproduction.
0 commentsFundamentals of Growing HIBISCUS
The hibiscus (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis) is probably the most widely cultivated domestic landscape/pot plant in the world. It most likely is native to China and southeast Asia but was distributed to the...
4 commentsCharles Wesley
"Charles Wesley: One of the founders of Methodism; born at Epworth (23 miles northwest of Lincoln), [England] December 18, 1708, O. S. (December 29, N. S.); died in London March 29, 1788. He was the son of...
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