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Former Governor Jeb Bush speaking with supporters at a town hall meeting at the FFA Enrichment Center in Ankeny, Iowa.
Please attribute to Gage Skidmore if used elsewhere.
Former President George W. Bush and his wife, former First Lady Laura Bush, came back to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue on Thursday for the official unveiling of their White House portraits.
I saw this plant in a friend's backyard in Washington. We had no idea what it was, but I think I may now know where marshmellows come from...
Bush Hill Monument in remembrance of those who were killed in a hurricane in 1831.
The monument is located opposite George Washington House in the Garrison, within the UNESCO World Heritage Site: Historic Bridgetown And Its Garrison.
right outside Selous Game Reserve bush camps populate the river banks, some having made it through the rainy season unscathed. while i suppose each bush camp has its own set of unique characteristics, what Nje Bush Camp really does well is to build a sense of exclusivity - at the ends of seemingly labyrinthian (yet clearly marked) passageways through the thick jungle await private little clearings for you and your party’s delight.
more on Tanzanian rural life coming soon at photojourneys.co.uk/
Former Governor Jeb Bush of Florida speaking at the Arizona Chamber of Commerce & Industry's Leadership Series town hall at Four Peaks Brewing Company in Tempe, Arizona.
Please attribute to Gage Skidmore if used elsewhere.
A great day for a bush walk but not the best for photographing the bush with lots of bright spots and lots of shadows but a great day anyway
Photographed in the Pine valley area, Marlborough
George W. Bush is our President now. He wants the world to be free and he wants nothing bad to happen. But in Iraq there is wars and people are dying. It's not cool to keep thee war going - that makes him a mad man. I don't want my soldiers to die - I wish the war could stop.
Petit goût de clou de girofle. L'alcool est discret pour cette bière qui titre tout de même à 10,5 ° et l'amertume finale est très légère.
Bush; Blair; Chirac. (nothing to do with the Beeb)
What are they thinking as Blair makes a statement about the London bombs? Suggestions on a postcard.
Chirac has just got to be thinking how British food gives him such awful indigestion… although actually the food being served at the G8 summit was wholesomely and sustainably organic (incidentally, judging from his bags he's got kidney problems)
FILE--Florida's lethal injection gurney is shown in an undated handout photo taken in the redesigned death chamber which will accomodate either the electric chair or the gurney at Florida State Prison. (AP Photo/Fla. Dept. of Corrections)
Showbox Sodo
05/31/2017
Seattle, WA
On assignment for VNYLDEN.com
Photo by Xander Deccio/Deccio Creative
Former Governor Jeb Bush speaking with supporters at an event hosted by the Westside Conservative Club at the Machine Shed Restaurant in Urbandale, Iowa.
Please attribute to Gage Skidmore if used elsewhere.
Former Governor Jeb Bush speaking with attendees at the 2015 Iowa Growth & Opportunity Party at the Varied Industries Building at the Iowa State Fairgrounds in Des Moines, Iowa.
Please attribute to Gage Skidmore if used elsewhere.
Founded in 1890 as a way station for travelers venturing over Stevens Pass, the town of Index flourished during that decade and into the early twentieth century with the construction of the Great Northern Railroad and the subsequent engineering marvel that is the Cascade Tunnel. With additional economic activity from mining, quarrying, and railroad construction needs, Index was able to sustain five hotels. Only one of these remains: the Bush House.
Constructed in 1898, the Bush House was initially managed by Clarence Bush and his wife who operated the property as a hotel serving railway passengers venturing over Stevens Pass. Although the business changed ownership several times, it managed to hang on to its original name. Closed for a period during the Great Depression and beyond, the hotel re-opened in the 1970s and continued to serve as a major community gathering place, hosting dances, community celebrations, meetings, concerts, and weddings.
Several years ago, Snohomish County revoked the hotel’s Certificate of Occupancy due to structural and public safety concerns. Since this time, the building has been subject to vandalism and squatters. The structure’s shingle roof is rotting and could be subject to collapse given the heavy snowfall that commonly occurs in the area. The property is for sale, but despite receiving several purchase offers, the owner has opted not to sell. The hope is that an agreement can be reached with a buyer interested in rehabilitating the Bush House. Of the five pioneer-era hotels that once served Index, the Bush House, listed in the Washington State Heritage Register, stands as the last remaining.