After two VERY long and VERY difficult years, the kids and I are leaving my parents' house and moving into a little place .8 miles from the southern shore of Lake Ontario. I couldn't get a photo of the house itself--it was getting too dark. But it's a cute little thing. 150 years old, part of a farm, and owned by a really nice, really spry 86-year-old guy. (He lives right next door and I've yet to see him sit still.)
Here's a link to the photos I did manage to get.
https://picasaweb.google.com/CindyBlosenhauer/Home#
Cindy
new home
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sped372
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Cindy wrote:https://picasaweb.google.com/CindyBlosenhauer/Home#
Sorry, that page was not found.
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1984 Westfalia - 1.9 WBX
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Cindy
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Re: new home
Link seems to be working now.
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Cindy
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Cindy
“No one can tell what goes on in between the person you were and the person you become. No one can chart that blue and lonely section of hell. There are no maps of the change. You just come out the other side.
Or you don't.” ― Stephen King, The Stand
Or you don't.” ― Stephen King, The Stand
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Amskeptic
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"page not found"
Cindy, just link the photographs' addresses with our own IMG tags.
[img]"http//picasawhateverCindy03.jpg"[/img]
Cindy, just link the photographs' addresses with our own IMG tags.
[img]"http//picasawhateverCindy03.jpg"[/img]
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RussellK
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Yeah. How am I going to find the place if I don't know what it looks like.
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airkooledchris
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FYI, This link works fine:
https://picasaweb.google.com/CindyBlosenhauer
But the new pics/album must not be setup to be shared publicly, so unless were logged into your Picasaweb(google) account - we can't see them.
Try changing the permissions to share publicly and the original URL should start working.
https://picasaweb.google.com/CindyBlosenhauer
But the new pics/album must not be setup to be shared publicly, so unless were logged into your Picasaweb(google) account - we can't see them.
Try changing the permissions to share publicly and the original URL should start working.
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Randy in Maine
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Cindy
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Lake effect, heck yeah.
I'll see if I can fix the link.
Cindy
I'll see if I can fix the link.
Cindy
“No one can tell what goes on in between the person you were and the person you become. No one can chart that blue and lonely section of hell. There are no maps of the change. You just come out the other side.
Or you don't.” ― Stephen King, The Stand
Or you don't.” ― Stephen King, The Stand
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Lanval
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150 years old. Heh. Nothing in Irvine built before about 1965... a few things, but not much.
Reminds me of visiting a pen-pal in Austria. Her father was a dairy farmer in the Austrian alps east of Innsbruck. I asked her how old the house was when we walked in, because I noticed that on the inside of the lintel stone, the wood had been worn away from the feet treading in/out over the years; but the planks appeared to be rather substantial. Her reply: "Oh, around 400 years old." My 19 year old self: "So... your house is older than my country. Hmm."
Enjoy the new digs; I look forward to seeing a nice set of pictures showing the change of seasons. One of these days I'll post a few good pictures of Irvine, and then we can have some friendly banter on the historical topic of your choice!
ML
Reminds me of visiting a pen-pal in Austria. Her father was a dairy farmer in the Austrian alps east of Innsbruck. I asked her how old the house was when we walked in, because I noticed that on the inside of the lintel stone, the wood had been worn away from the feet treading in/out over the years; but the planks appeared to be rather substantial. Her reply: "Oh, around 400 years old." My 19 year old self: "So... your house is older than my country. Hmm."
Enjoy the new digs; I look forward to seeing a nice set of pictures showing the change of seasons. One of these days I'll post a few good pictures of Irvine, and then we can have some friendly banter on the historical topic of your choice!
ML