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A Tribute
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Uploaded: 07/04/17 7:06 PM GMT
A Tribute
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While on vacation in the Irish Hills of Michigan, I visited a lovely catholic church, and this tribute is on display on the grounds.
Since we celebrate the 4th here in the states, I thought this would be a good one to share today. I wish my friends who celebrate the day, a safe holiday. For my other friends I hope your having a pleasant day.
I appreciate your comments. Thank you!
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::Ramad
07/04/17 8:24 PM GMT
A piece of American history and a fitting post for the 4th of July Sandi.
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Great post to commemorate The Fourth of July. Happy fourth to you Sandi.
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An excellent post for today Sandi and easily readable on full screen so well done!
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Considering what the Irish pioneers did for America, it's just a modest monument. But better a small than no monument, Sandi.
A very appropriate capture for July 4th. Seen and captured perfectly (per usual)!
A very appropriate capture for July 4th. Seen and captured perfectly (per usual)!
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A very thoughtful tribute on your part Sandi.
I hope it was a special day for you.
I hope it was a special day for you.
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