What the South could have used in its
battle against Northern Aggression 150 years ago.
Meanwhile I give to you a Georgia morning
moment. My view from camp.
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5 comments:
not keen on the missile. much more in tune with the last shot!
I am playing catchup with your blog John... more comments coming soon.
Love that Georgia morning!
The photo of the morning pond is a look at tranquility.
The shot of the Titan is a look at freedom.
I like your campsite.
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