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and thanks for looking, i appreciated it!!

jeanine

Random Photos from my travels over the last week

Rosa Montana

Baby Roses

In my Garden; Sage Flowers.

The Golden Dawn Diner, Burlington, NJ.

Rancocas Creek, Rt 130 Burlington, N J


The road to Delran. Apple Trees?

The old Rt 295 to the right, and the new, to the left.

Proof that I have survived another year.

The roses are blooming again.

Sunday in my town. One day early and one week late: Mother's Day

My sister, who is the catering manager at Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA, hosted a Mother's Day Brunch in the tower of the Iacocca Building on campus. These photos taken from the tower, the tallest building in the area (six floors up and on top of the 'mountain').

At the West Windsor Renaissance Faire ...

A Polish Hill Billy (is what his friends said he looked like...)
1500 century Polish Warrior

I followed a butterfly over the fence...

gg

My Photo in Ebb and Flow Friends of the Marsh Photo Exhibit

Driving through Princeton after the deluge.

Provinceline Road.


Quakerbridge Road. There's a rainbow, it was hard to see,
but its over to the right on these last three photos.

A Visit to Faerie Land.

What appeared to me to be compleatly different parts of my past are coming together in my life NOW in a way that is uplifting, inspiring and at the same time extremely saddening. I feel like I have been asleep and suddenly jolted awake to find that one hundred years have passed and everyone around me has gone on with their lives and I am just beginning mine. Maybe. Who is with me on this trip?

Sunday in my Town: Bordentown Revisited.

I have enough photos stockpiled that I can post them anew.
No need to take new ones. It is a hot steamy day and I am staying in doors.
I feel an occasional breeze and hope that means we will get rain to cool things off.

Bordentown is a historic town from Colonial Days. It has been the residence of, most notably, Thomas Paine, and Clara Barton, and one of the Bonapartes. And Ocean Spray Cranberry.

My Beltaine Fire

New Growth in the Garden--Pretty!!