06 Tuesday Jan 2015
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365 Photo Challenge, American Flag, Bald Eagle, Boy Scouts, Eagle, Eagle Scout, Lady Liberty, Photography
This photo was taken at our local Boy Scout office The wall on the left is where they inscribe all the names of scouts that have achieved the rank of Eagle. The three symbols include the Bald Eagle, the American Flag and Lady Liberty. My son’s name is on that wall. So very proud of him.
04 Sunday Jan 2015
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I mentioned it in yesterday’s post and since then I haven’t been able to think much of anything else. We had some pretty bad storms last night but luckily the tornado’s didn’t happen.
If you follow the link in the photo above it will take you to a site where I have posted all the pictures that were taken during the unveiling of the memorial our Boy Scout Troop did in honor of all those that perished during the tornado event of April 2011. As you can tell by some of the pictures it was a local news media event. Three television new’s media plus two local news paper media personal were there to cover the event. It was a very emotional event to say the least. It really brought our community together.
26 Saturday Oct 2013
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I’m wanting to do some landscaping work our Boy Scout meeting place. I went by there yesterday afternoon and had taken several photographs when I heard this loud whooshing sound above my head. I looked up to see this large hawk diving toward me with incredible speed. I ducked down and he flew just above my head as he dropped down low enough to grab this rat that was running across the path. He flew up and landed on a limb and I was able to capture these images. I hope you enjoy.
24 Thursday Oct 2013
Posted in Cycling, Weight Loss
I met up with another boy scout troop in our district and we took a trip to Dallas Georgia to ride a section of the Silver Comet. The Silver Comet and the Chief LaDiga Trail is an old railroad bed that has been converted to a very nice bike/ walking trail. It goes from Anniston, Alabama to Smyrna, Georgia. It’s part of the Rails to Trails project. We had 18 scouts ride the trail but only 4 of us made the full 50 miles. I hope everyone enjoys the pictures.
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