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Mother Teresa and I

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Link’s dad met Mother Teresa in person during his travels in India. He met her through knowing some people who knew some people of authority who knew how to make it happen. This was a statue of Mother Teresa located in the expansive cemetery in New Orleans called the St.…

Photography New Orleans view from the river

New Orleans as Best Seen From the River!

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Steamboat Natchez Riverboat Cruise. There sure were a lot of things to do in New Orléans, and this day we went on a river cruise along the Mississippi River during our vacation aboard the steamboat Natchez, departing from the center of the historic French Quarter. SS. Natchez, is a sternwheel steamboat…

Inspirational

You Are Beautiful

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These were some of the photos I took in New Orleans, Louisiana during our steamboat cruise on the Mississippi River one beautiful day. You are beautiful! A simple yet powerful reminder when we feel otherwise, or when other people would try to label you negative words. Brush those words away!! Remember, You…

Photography

Century Old Dairy Barn in Louisiana

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I took this photo of a dairy barn during one of our road trips. This was constructed in 1923. It’s purpose was to provide dairy products for Central State Hospital in Pineville, LA, where it was built upon its grounds. However, state officials had been planning to move the State Hospital to a new…

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Countryside Driveways

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Of all the country driveways I have seen, these were the few who stood out. The wagon wheels were from a farm equipment in early 1900’s. I like this one. Nostalgically beautiful. I saw many driveways with wheels on each side, but this one is different. It has preciously hushing…