The Milkish Inlet Covered Bridge in Kings County
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Forgetting to whisper in its summer voice
It boisterously shouted; Jesting in its autumnal tones of summer's end!
Perhaps of interest to some is a new blog which I have started. It is called Gallimaufry Gleanings and it will contain a hodgepodge of items and observations.
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The Cape Enrage Lighthouse overlooking the Bay of Fundy in New Brunswick
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Gallimaufry Gleanings
Perhaps of interest to some is a new blog which I have started. It is called Gallimaufry Gleanings and it will contain a hodgepodge of items and observations.
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1 comment:
I believe this is the bridge that leads to the Old Linton Farm on the Kingston Peninsula. The farm was owned and occupied by Joeseph and Lena Linton, for many many years and it was brought up the river on ice skids over 100 years ago. The old farm is/was older than any of the buildings portrayed ay the Kings Landing Historical Site. Beautiful, bridge, Beautiful picture, wonderful old farm.
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