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The Old Order Amish community of Lawrence County is concentrated near Hwy 43 in Ethridge, where several families operate farms. The way of life has its roots in the Anabaptist movement in Europe, centered on Christian beliefs and requiring daily religious practice in every aspect of life. The Old Order Amish are quite strict when it comes to lifestyle; they are known for living without electricity or automobiles, just two of the modern conveniences they avoid in order to stay focused on religious practice. The Amish culture is fascinating to outsiders, bringing a curious tourism to their communities and creating a market for Amish baked goods, meats, cheeses, breads and crafts. please do not photograph the amish, as it violates their religious principles.
In addition to local shops that sell Amish goods listed in this guide, some Amish farms sell directly to the public. Look for signs along the roadside.
Wakefield Community Gospel choir
St. Luke's UM Church purchased items to make gift bags for every person who entered the Mission on June 17, 2015. Ivy Tech Nursing Students helped put the bags together and passed them out that day. Nurse Humdinger (clown) came and put a smile on everyone's face! Balloons were provided by A Bloom for all Seasons. Cakes were provided by Create A Cake and Kroger. Scoops donated two huge tubs of ice cream. Thank you to everyone who made this day special.
The Richmond Art Museum holds a "Secret Garden Tour" each year as a fundraiser. This year, all the gardens were located within walking distance in the Reeveston Place historic district in Richmond, Indiana.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams hosts a reception celebrating the culture and heritage of the African community. Gracie Mansion. Tuesday, October 1, 2024. Photo Credit: Benny Polatseck/Mayoral Photography Office
The new community pool, located adjacent to Eppes Recreation Center and Thomas Foreman Park, continues to take shape.
This photo was taken in old town Scottsdale. I liked this location because there is usually a lot of people out for the shops and restaurants. This photo is black and white in order to emphasize the detail and contrast. This photo shows how the subject is interacting with their objects and environment.
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Size: 18inx12in 300ppi
10. The multiple people create depth within the frame and draw the viewer from front to back.
This photo was taken at Insomnia62 #i62.
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The Vicenza Military Community enjoyed the American Idol World Tour on Caserma Ederle July 10 courtesy of Armed Forces Entertainment. Performers included Jovany Barreto, Aaron Marcellus, Nick Boddington, Lauren Turner, Haley Johnsen, Creighton Fraker, Janelle Arthur and Ashthon Jones.
Learn more how about the Vicenza Military Community on www.usag.vicenza.army.mil or www.facebook.com/USAGvicenza
Photo by Joyce Costello, USAG Vicenza Public Affairs Office.
In places like Tetepare, natural history is helping to bridge the gap between discovery and rediscovery. Through a combination of science and traditional knowledge, natural history is providing Tetepare’s customary landholders a mutual language that they can use to rediscover and legitimize their indigenous history and empower their beliefs. Working with the Tetepare Descendants' Association and their rangers to strengthen and expand existing community-based monitoring programs, the Museum’s Center for Biodiversity and Conservation strives to empower these local communities to steward everything that is unique and mysterious to Tetepare.
(AMNH/M. Esbach)
Colorado State University Welcomes donors, faculty and staff and the entire Fort Collins community to the 2017 Inaugural Community Open House and Commemorative Brick Dedication at the new stadium, August 5, 2017
Denton County Transportation Authority Community Celebration on 18 August 2012. Crowds alighting from the arriving Stadler GTW 5952 train at time 1119.
This juvenile Spectacled caiman (Caiman crocrodilus) was a rescue in 2001. She had apparently been purchased at a pet store (which was legal then) for the purpose of being made into a belt. She was rescued by the Animals in Distress foks who called me. Over the next few years she was transferred among several of us who could provide adequate but not long term care...Hence "community caiman." After about three years of being moved around she died, most probably of stress. Animals like this, who have been on the earth for over 200 million years have no business being in Boise, Idaho and in pet stores. Photo by Garren (Garren Evans (April 15, 1971 - August 9, 2008).