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This is not abandoned, someone has made this into what I have always wanted. A place that looks like an old abandoned Cracker House, but in reality, is a pretty nice home.
Akvavit is an important part of Scandinavian drinking culture.
The drinking of akvavit is often done during a formal procedure called "drinking snaps".
Akvavit is often drunk quickly from a small shot glass. This is usually attributed to tradition ("drinking snaps"[1]). Akvavit connoisseurs, on the other hand, tend to treat akvavit like fine whiskey, sipping it slowly and delving into flavours and aromas.
Akvavit arguably complements beer better than many other spirits, and its consumption is very often preceded (or followed) by a swig of beer. Enthusiasts generally lament this practice, claiming that the beer will ruin the delicately balanced flavour and aftertaste.
Akvavit in generous amounts is a "must" at Christmas parties in Norway, Denmark, and Sweden.
Late 50's ranch on Headland Drive in East Point. Its a repo and for sale. Has drive under garages on left. Hate the meter loop on the front of the house ...its been rewired but tacky location for meter.
Home (Author Unknown)
Think of stepping on shore and finding Heaven!
Of taking hold of a hand and finding it God's!
Of breathing new air and finding it celestial air!
Of feeling invigorated and finding it immortality!
Of passing from storm and stress into a perfect calm!
Of waking up and finding it Home!
Rest in peace Lisa/Zoom In Tight,,,,,,,I will miss your presence here on Flickr and Facebook. Your wonderful stories and photography will always be in my heart. Your new life has begun free from the pain and that terrible cancer.
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Home Blessing -
Lord in Heaven, please bless us with light and happiness
joy, peace and friendship
profusion, blessings and holyness
amen
For Colleen - get better soon and for any of my flickr friends who are unwell grapes for you too for a speedy recovery
Home Field Advantage depicts Lt. Doug Campbell's victory on April 14, 1918 which would go down in history as the first official victory of the famed USAS 94 (Hat-In-The-Ring) Squadron. The action occurred right over the 94th's aerodrome at Gengoult and is very well documented. Campbell’s victim was a Pfalz DIII bearing the red and black tail stripes of Jasta 64w. Its interesting to note that on April 14 Campbell’s N28 still bore French cockades and tail stripes. The black fields had not yet been applied to the distinctive tulip pattern which his aircraft bore, nor had the number "10" been applied either. The machine did carry the Hat-In-The-Ring logo.
The Pfalz crashed about 100 yards directly behind the 94th’s hangars.
For the first time since being painted in the commemorative Southern Railway scheme in March of 2012, NS 8099 makes its way back into Chattanooga, Tennessee. The rail hub is home to four former Southern major lines: The AGS from Birmingham, the CNO&TP from Cincinnati, the Atlanta North District, and the Knoxville line.