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  • Your album story here sure gives one, (who has never been to Florida), a vastly different impression of it than is usually thought of. Before Florida became so developed, like so many other places, it was a naturalist's paradise. Since I have some green blood in my veins - I can't help myself from thinking of things from that viewpoint - always. Movies such as "Distant Drums" and "The Yearling" come to mind. But since I have to live in the "real world" I'll just have to digest things as they are. A pleasure experiencing a frontier-type view of Florida via your camera work about the "Cracker Trail" experience. Dark-green environmentalist Dave Foreman once said, "in the beginning - it was all Earth National Park." And those words will always come to mind as I look at all of our U.S. landscapes - everywhere.

  • said stoneycreeks

  • 2007.04.23 at 17:14:18 PDT

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  • I thouroughly enjoyed your scenes from the "South" - "West" ! Such good camera work ! A real pleasure ... Y'all hear ? Sincerely, Gary, Seattle

  • said stoneycreeks

  • 2006.08.07 at 17:32:00 PDT

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  • To Histbuff 100, you didn't give me an e-mail addrss so I could respond. No, I do not have any other photos of the shed itself. Contact me and maybe I can tell you how to go visit the dip vat shown in my photo. The shed's are still standing for the most part. Judgestorytller@aol.com

  • said judgestoryteller

  • 2005.05.17 at 16:34:09 PDT

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  • Hey, I'm wondering if you have a photo of the old dip vat showing the outside of the shed. I'm trying to reconstruct one that has fallen down. Marcy

  • said histbuff100

  • 2005.05.17 at 00:51:14 PDT

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  • hey all my friends from the cracker trail this is cassie crum.....the gurl with the horse that was an outlaw...i cant wait till next year.....lulas buh bye cassie

  • said redneckthang08

  • 2004.09.16 at 19:20:40 PDT

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