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| The o in the "Love" sign above the rows of pottery is represented by the shape of North Carolina...see below |
North Carolina has a very unique shape...if you are interested in how it came to be shaped like this
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Remember your Angels are Watching
Saturday, August 15, 2020
Symmetry Saturday
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Please leave a meow or bark for Angel Madi...her assistant (aka Mom) will respond in a timely fashion. =^..^=
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Cecilia and Angel Madi
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Oh that photo is wonderful - love all those plant pots displayed like that AND the sign with the NC "hole" too!!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Pam
Cute idea. I like the pots.
ReplyDeleteMy goodness, what a hiSTORY! Dad's exhausted and even more hungry for breakfast now after reading that.
ReplyDeleteWe didn't know NC leagalized pot MOL! Cool photo!
ReplyDeleteI love the sign and the "hole" represented by NC. Of corse I am fond of NC...another son lives there. (As you know).
ReplyDeleteRead every word here. Thank you.. Bruce teaches NC History as well at his school in Charlotte. So having read what he wrote and added to al I have read as I am a history aficionado…I know these things. Didn’t know about the State of Franklin though until early last year. It was a “hold your breath” time during all of that with the settlers back then. WHAT a journey they all had to Statehood.
ReplyDeleteKatie Isabella
What a great photo! And Mom always thinks its a great day when she learns something and she ALWAYS loves learning history, especially when its about where our furrends lives!
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Marv, Jo Jo, Kozmo, Cinnamon and Angel Nellie
That is cool. XO
ReplyDeleteThat is a lovely picture.
ReplyDeleteThe sign is cute and those pots just give me a happy summer feeling!
ReplyDeleteI almost missed your postie! It didn't show up in my feed! arrrrrg! anyhu, Loves the story on your State shape! I loves the sign! very cool!
ReplyDeleteKisses,
Ruby ♥
What an interesting aticle. I didn't know that my adopted state of TN was once part of NC!
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