Spanish Moss & Shanty The old Nicholas Weeks House built in 1803, Alabama, Holiday magazine, Jan 1949 Share this:TwitterFacebookLike Loading... Related
What a beautiful picture. I wonder if the house is still there. Probably not. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
Look at your pretty new gravatar, sis! Mi hermanita is rocking it again. 🙂 LikeLiked by 2 people Reply
I’d call this scene bucolic, Kerbey, but now I’m hoping I’m using the word correctly. It sure is stately, in a not-rich and kind-of-scary way. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
Yes, it surely is related to the country life. If you say it fast enough, it sounds like “blue collar.” I figured Huck Finn would peep around the side of the house any minute. LikeLike Reply
So why do we still call it “American Cheese?” I mean, I call it plastic processed squares, but still… LikeLike Reply
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What a beautiful picture. I wonder if the house is still there. Probably not.
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I googled it and could not find info other than what I had. Weird!
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Reminds me of True Detective, did u see that series? Stunning scenery.
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That would give me nightmares. But seeing you makes me happy! 🙂
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Total creep show. But happy to hear word from u dear pal.
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Look at your pretty new gravatar, sis! Mi hermanita is rocking it again. 🙂
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Sandra is always so pretty!
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wow–wish this was in color!
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I’d call this scene bucolic, Kerbey, but now I’m hoping I’m using the word correctly. It sure is stately, in a not-rich and kind-of-scary way.
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Yes, it surely is related to the country life. If you say it fast enough, it sounds like “blue collar.” I figured Huck Finn would peep around the side of the house any minute.
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Obligatory:
“In Spain they just call it “moss.”
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So why do we still call it “American Cheese?” I mean, I call it plastic processed squares, but still…
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