She was born before the Great War. She grew up in an era when transportation was primarily by foot or horse. Here in The City you could go almost anywhere on an electric streetcar for a nickel. She has survived two World Wars, a Depression, a Cold War, the Great Society, the rise and fall [...]
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Clouds over the marshes in Hampton, NH. Beth and Ericka on the infrared (FLIR) screen at the Museum of Science. Those shades are cool. Literally. Tags: family, landscapes, Project 365 | Category: family, Project 365 | Leave a comment |  Print This Post |
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