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Pipes always give me a good feeling.

The 50's

ThenGarden

I have radiators. Love 'em.
One of the reasons I picked the house.(1992)

Won't be burying a tell-tale heart under that floor any time soon...

So chalet.



I have blonde hair.

The light at the top of the stairs.
Nice switch from 'the darkness at the top of the stairs.'

Nice hues.

Vines will probably not stray too far from the window.

We have Wisteria up here, Love them in combination with the Princess Tree(Japan)in bloom together on my B day May 12.
Princess Tree blossoms,orchid like,smell like perfume, Wisteria a little more rank.Nice contrast.

That IS a big elevator.

7 lemons enter the room and only 2 come out.(Mike's Hard Lemonade)

And yes, I'm CERTAIN some girls got the freaky on.

check-out the institutional style window exhaust.

Has a story book look.

Kind of excited; afraid to push the button.

As far as spirits and hauntings- maybe an overdose of estrogen.

Thats' strange.

Thus ends another amazing tour.

Lincoln High in Phila.(not my alma mater) had separate building for those who would not adjust, could not adjust, would not conform,etc.
It was known as the 'Fieldhouse.'

sorry guys, but this is a just a decorative canopy for the reed organ on the following page. The people who built these organs also put these elaborate canopy tops on them, and fake organ pipes were extremely popular

... now trees ... there is something about trees - which carries me back home (arkansas county) we had a big tree once (dear readers) and big mightnot be the word for our be-lated/be-loved tree - it makes one wonder - what all did our big tree witness in the course of its live time - how old was our be-loved tree (???) it is hard to say - all I can tell you is that it was big and that tells me that it was old indeed (six people holding hands) in order to reach around it (an oak) as we spent generations marching under its shade - and taking its beauty for granted ... one day I plan to write about our big tree - in order to make up for all the times we (in our community) should have been having a little more appreciation for this gentle giants presence - and in my book I plan to share much about other trees (national & global) who may have something in common with our tree ... it has come to my attention that there are pictures of our big tree in the hands of families who lived and grew up in our community - since that is so - we maybe able to register our big tree with the dept of the interior (dc) and give it the recognition that it so rightly deserves - am not going to leave this task to others - am going to take care of this matter myself ... our big tree stood just a little ways off from our community ministers household - which makes this family of people - the big trees (guardian) therefore it would be only the right thing to do - by naming our big trre for this familys grand-daughter (nona) once the our tree has become registered ... a note of thanks please - ms e m garrison (usa) pine bluff arkansas ... cc:emg/wl ... of course we maybe able to check our county and state records - for infomation (landmark status) and this research should give us some ideas on how old our dear tree should be (an estimation) before it was felled - thank you once more ...