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This photo of the Intracoastal Waterway at Washington Oaks State Park was taken about 1984.
The drive and large pond in front of the public library near Dupont Center.
Old St. George Street between Tolomato Lane and Cuna Street.
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Prosperity Bank chose to keep as many of the old oaks as possible when they built this branch at Moultrie Creek. They, and the rest of us, are much richer for it.
One of those cold, crisp mornings without a whisper of a breeze. Photo was taken from Vail Point Road just off U.S. 1.
This popped up today in the TeleRead: Bring the E-Books Home blog. Could we be close to having an affordable book scanner? This is from a Kroean company called Tamtus. So far, no info on when or where it can be purchase or at what price.
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Real-time capture and automatic save on the computer for repeated use
Portable and easy to carry Complete the entire scanning at a touch of a button in just a few seconds Let the user annotate directly over the scanned image
Impressively crisp image and detailed digital reproduction of the page
∧-shaped book cradle that produces flat page with no page curvature
Complete and useful software package that is exclusively designed for digitizing paper documents
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This year Europe is also suffering with record cold temperatures and snow levels. Their last coldest winter was the winter of 1986-87 which didn't produce as much snow, but did have record-breaking temperatures. This photo was taken at the Heidelberg castle on Christmas Eve 1986. We had just arrived from Florida at the end of October and were totally unprepared for this kind of weather. This was also my first and only white Christmas. I think I'll stick with beach sand for my white Christmases from now on.
This photo was taken from the Lighthouse Pier looking across Salt Run on the morning in 2004 before Hurricane Frances came to visit. No storms expected today, but it is a damp and dreary forecast. Not the best way to kick off Bike Week.
It's hovering right at the freezing mark here on the Creek this morning. We're all hoping this will be the last cold snap of the season. There are more and more signs of spring blooming - many along my road home in the afternoon making it a delightful drive.