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Piedmont First Baptist Church is collecting found photos and papers from the May 24 tornado that hit Piedmont, Okla., in hopes of returning the belongs to tornado victims. (Photo by Ben Felder/Faith in Oklahoma)
Piedmont Grocery, located at 4038 Piedmont Ave in Oakland, has been serving the Piedmont district since 1903. In 1967, the supermarket was reconstructed. Since then, only minor changes have taken place, and this supermarket is something of a time capsule. It continues to do a brisk business with the Piedmont community.
Captioned photo from August 21, 1967 Oakland Tribune.
Hike in the Mercantour and the Maritime Alps. Stunning flora and fauna including ibex, chamois, marmots and golden eagles. Delicious cuisine and the opportunity for a cooking class in Piedmont.
Members of the 63rd Civil Support Team (CST), Oklahoma National Guard, prepare to begin searching for a missing three year old boy near Piedmont, Okla. The boy was pulled from his house by a tornado on May 24.
PHOTO: Sgt. Arlenia Billingslea, 145th MPAD, Oklahoma Army Nationa Guard
The couple times I've been to Piedmont Park in Atlanta, I've seen this guy in the same spot. Next time I'm gonna talk to him. And get a legitimate portrait. Sadly on this day I was just too busy.
Although technically these shots aren't really "holiday" themed, I did take them during the holidays...does that count?
Flash Flooding occurred in Piedmont, South Dakota from a slow-moving supercell thunderstorm on June 1, 2015.
This is another picture taken during one of my walking tours in Portland in October. The Piedmont Presbyterian Church was built in 1915 in what looks like an Italian Renaissance style. There are few non-residential buildings in this neighborhood, so it really stands out. It looks charming nestled amidst the autumn leaves.
I really wanted this angle, shot beneath the brilliant leaves. However, in this section of Portland, the power lines run down alleys that bisect the blocks. From this vantage, those overhead wires were scattered throughout the center of this image, so I spent about half an hour cloning them out. If you go to Portland to see this church, it won't look this tidy and unobstructed.