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Very pretty! My drive to Toronto today was through some quite spectacular foliage.
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Nice colors guys. Hard to believe you guys have frost already. 78F (26 or 27C?) here on Saturday 
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I just got back home from a two week vacation in South Carolina. Driving home there were some spectacular foliage views in the mountains of Virginia and West Virginia.
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Picture for Gerry, or anybody. Wife crochets stuff. So, new creation last nite. A crocheted gnome. For Halloween.
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Thanks Noel!
A Halloween Gnome! That's very cute!
A Halloween Gnome! That's very cute!
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Working quite a ways from home again today. I ended up on a small bluff above the Missouri River and came upon what looked like a small family burial site.
Turns out there were revolutionary war and war of 1812 veterans there, including probably our most famous early pioneer Daniel Boone.
It was interesting to me that this very important figure in the early settlement of this area is here in a small cemetery on a peaceful hillside with no big signs or hoopla pointing to it.
I generally dislike traveling for work but stumbling onto history like this makes it worth it.
I generally dislike traveling for work but stumbling onto history like this makes it worth it.
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Looks very peaceful there. I looked up Daniel Boone's life. I wonder how they decided to name the settlement Transylvania. 
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Apparently he worked for a business called the Transylvania company when he blazed the wilderness trail into Kentucky.
Here’s the link to the Wikipedia page.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transyl ... 0Tennessee.
His sons house where he spent his last days still stands and is a historic site run by the state of Missouri. It’s in the area of the cemetery but as I recall it’s several miles away. We visited it years ago. Probably should go see it again
Here’s the link to the Wikipedia page.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transyl ... 0Tennessee.
His sons house where he spent his last days still stands and is a historic site run by the state of Missouri. It’s in the area of the cemetery but as I recall it’s several miles away. We visited it years ago. Probably should go see it again
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@JSinMO - It's amazing what you will find exploring off the beaten path, I am so surprised that a larger than life figure like Daniel Boone would have such a quiet and peaceful final resting spot. I also would have expected more pomp and hoopla... Perhaps Daniel appreciates it this way 
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Another picture for Gerry. Or who ever. I didn’t think this would be made so soon. And I was gunna get a picture at the end of November or first of December of this. But, it was done today, and it’s going to be givin to my daughter. So I had to get the picture early. Sorry about that.
Xmas Gnome.
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Xmas Gnome.
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