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Tag Archives: Kids
The Little Patriot
When I made this photo I was taken by the enthusiasm of this kid, sitting off by himself, thoroughly enjoying the parade and his chance to join in the festivities. Every passing fire truck, band and marching unit was cause … Continue reading
Posted in Lagniappe
Tagged Community, Editorial, Holdays, Kids, Memories, Passtimes, Portraits, Rural Life, Small Towns, Social Life, Street Views
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The Vacation bump in the road
Do you remember those days as a kid… The day finally arrives when your vacation starts. Into the car, getting on the road and someone, don’t know who, told the Transportation Department that you were Leaving today taking this road … Continue reading
Posted in Lagniappe
Tagged Childhood, Kids, Memories, Rural Life, Seasons, Street Views, Workers
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Memorial Day and Memories
Photo was taken on Rte 22A just south of Vergennes in June 2007. Some of you may be old enough to remember as kids, buying a roll or two of red, white and blue crepe paper with which we decorated … Continue reading
Posted in Lagniappe
Tagged Art, Childhood, History, Holdays, Kids, Landscapes, Memories, Rural Life, Street Views, studio Work
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The last warm days
One takes advantage of these days; early October is color change, warm sunny days and chilly nights, the harbinger of things to come. Any weekend where the sun is out, smart Vermonters make use of the free warmth. Soon the … Continue reading
Posted in Scenics
Tagged Kids, Passtimes, Seasons, Small Towns, Social Life, Street Views
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The Last of Steam Power
Looking at the drive wheel of a Union Pacific Bug Boy engine, one might find it hard to understand how a small driver could produce such power. the drive wheels were small, not like the large ones on passenger locomotives. … Continue reading
Posted in Photo Essays
Tagged Americana, Childhood, Dreams, History, Kids, Memories, Passtimes, Trains
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The Surfers
Cape May Boardwalk running along Beach Ave is a quiet place before Memorial Day and after Labor Day. The locals get a change to enjoy the ocean particularly in April and early May. The water is cold, it’s windy and … Continue reading
Posted in People, Photo Essays
Tagged Beach, Kids, Memories, Passtimes, Social Life, Street Views
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Mother and Child
In my wanderings, I wound up at my sister’s house. She and her husband had just bought the place and needed a tyke to help fill up some of the space. She obliged. My arrival was around Christmas eve, 1970. … Continue reading
The face in your eyelids
How many times when you’ve had a fever, maybe not a high one but around 100.6° and you’re not asleep and not awake. You know there is some one in the room, close, very close, for you can sense them. … Continue reading
There’s something on…
…on my fingers. After you go to sleep you don’t want to leave extremities ticking out from under the covers. You never know who is going to visit and fingers are tasty to nibble on for certain critters. As all … Continue reading
Posted in Pen/Brush & Ink
Tagged Art, Childhood, Dreams, Kids, Memories, studio Work
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The fell Swamp
This will be tomorrow’s 5/4’s work. I’m going into the hospital, hope to be out tomorrow but perhaps not. All those critters in your dreams have to have a place to live. Most of them won’t exist in dry areas … Continue reading