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My ancestors, they hail from . . .
the redlands of Texas . . . and the marshes of Maine . . .
the plantations of Georgia . . . and the courts of Spain . . .
and from a hodgepodge of places . . . betwixt and between . . .
My ancestors, they hail from . . .
the redlands of Texas . . . and the marshes of Maine . . .
the plantations of Georgia . . . and the courts of Spain . . .
and from a hodgepodge of places . . . betwixt and between . . .
6 comments:
Now that is worthy of a Christmas card! Beaautiful!
Oh, wow, now you all are in for it. Texas never looked like that when I lived there!
Beautiful montage and I agree with Joan....Christmas card worthy. I think you may have had more snow then we did up on the north coast of Ohio. Counting the days until spring!
Beautiful. You don't live far from me.
Here in New Hampshire we recieved only a light dusting from the storm. Enough to freshen up the old snow already on the ground. Enjoy the white stuff, we see it all the time and get lazy about how beautiful it can be... Thank you for reminding me!
So cool! We had rain all day long in Houston. Soggy mess.
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