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An arbor spans over the new red brick patio. A reflecting pool adds interest to the overall space. In the future, flowering vines will add welcome shade to this small Southern garden.

This building off on the far side of campus, hidden behind the Clarke Hall, is home to a number of the exchange / study abroad programs with which I had no contact, incl. those from Harvard and Tubingen.

 

See where this picture was taken. [?]

A former battery manufacturing plant

Niamh got a bit bored while we were studying

Opened in 1752 possibly built by John Carr with "Gibbs" surrounds

Chancellor's court and the great hall, University of Birmingham, taken from the Physics bridge.

The Postcard

 

A postally unused postcard printed by Delittle, Fenwick & Co. of York for Shurey's publications.

 

On the back is printed:

 

'This beautiful series of fine art cards

is supplied free exclusively by Shurey's

Publications.

The Publications are available throughout

Great Britain, the Colonies and Foreign

Countries'.

 

Although the card was not posted, someone has used a pencil to write a name and part of an address on the divided back:

 

Miss M. Shearing,

Redbrick House

 

There was also a message:

 

"Minnie,

Please do not forget

my books.

I am in no hurry for

them, but I do not

want them destroyed.

Nancy".

celebrating possibility.

House in Garner Texas built by my great, great, grandfather, Lem Lamkin, a Texas Ranger. Renters caught something on the stovetop on fire, and it burned in 1992. This view from the front right corner.

Guess this is where the monkeys come from

Part of Sta Monica church ruins in Ilocos Norte

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