This is a photo that was taken in the middle of downtown Nashville

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Some of my favorite photos
This is a photo that was taken in the middle of downtown Nashville
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This week, Cee invites us to share photos of abandoned buildings or barns. The first one is from a hiking trail on Skyline Drive in Virginia. It has definitely seen better days.
The second building is a favorite of mine that I have shared previously and is known as the Superintendent’s House located on the Dismal Swamp Canal Trail. Click here for a little background if interested.
This week Tina is hosting the challenge and we are sharing photos of interesting architecture. I don’t take very many pictures of buildings however, I found a few that I think fit this challenge. The first photo is the rocket building at Cape Canaveral. The picture doesn’t do justice to the actual size of the building which is tall enough for a rocket.
The next 2 buildings are healthcare related. The first one is of the hospital where I previously worked. It’s amazing how much it has grown since I started there in the clinical laboratory in 1970. The second one is the medical science library of Eastern Virginia Medical School (EVMS). Both institutions have national and international recognition
The last photo is one that is near and dear to my heart. This mansion has a long history in Lynchburg, VA but I remember it as Villa Maria Academy because I was a resident student there in 6th grade. The dormitories and school were behind the house along with a playground and dining hall. It was and still is a beautiful home. The house was in disrepair and fortunately it was bought and renovated back to it’s full glory.
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Cee invites us to pick a subject based upon a photo of hers. I decided to go with a small building. This has got to be one of the smallest post offices I’ve ever seen. The 2019 population in this small town on Hatteras Island was 91.
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This week in the Lens Artists Challenge, we are sharing photos with stripes and checks. Here are my choices for the week.
Stripes made from protective fencing on the beach
Striped zebra swallowtail
The next 2 photos are of buildings which have checks of various sizes
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We found this old gem a few years ago on one of our trips to Charlottesville. It was near Carter Apple Orchard on Carter Mountain.
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This is where I worked for the first 35 years of my career in healthcare as a Clinical Laboratory Technologist and later as an Educator. There have been a LOT of changes!! I am still with Sentara – in a different role and facility. I will hit my 49th year in September – time sure has flown!!! Taken 07-19-2019
………..than I brought – but had fun!!! Taken 07-17-2019 Project 365