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Near the Refreshments

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After

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Getting Ready

Putting on those fancy minimal running shoes.

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Gathering Proof

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Page 36 and 37 of Town and city atlas of the State of Connecticut. / Compiled from government surveys, county records and personal investigations

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Title: Town and city atlas of the State of Connecticut. / Compiled from government surveys, county records and personal investigations.
Author: D.H. Hurd & Co. (Boston, Mass.)
Other title: Atlas of the State of Connecticut
Publisher: Boston, Mass. : D.H. Hurd & Co., 1893.
Subjects: Real property --Connecticut --Maps.
Connecticut --Maps.

Location: Babbidge Map Library Double Oversize-NonCirculating-Level 4
Call Number: G1240 .H8 1893

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Land of the Barns

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old car

Granby, CT

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Aftermath of Hurricane Irene

Roads and fields flooded, Granby, CT

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Field of Flags

The front lawn of the First Congregational Church of Granby bears in excess of 6,000 American flags in honor of the servicemen and women who have died in the Afghanistan and Iraq conflicts. The display continues until July 10th.

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Field of Flags: Duty - Honor - Country

On display at the First Congregational Church of Granby.

The church's lawn now bears 6,076 individual flags, each one in honor of an individual member of the United States military who died while serving in Afghanistan or Iraq. The display will continue at the church until July 10.

The Field of Flags first originated at the Somers Congregational Church, when the congregation's Memorial Garden Committee placed 2,231 flags on church grounds in October 2005. Since then, it has transformed into a national event, with churches all across the country hosting the display.

In addition to the flags, the display also includes a board that reports a state-by-state list of American casualties, including the fallen service members' name and rank. The list is continuously updated to reflect current casualty counts.

We honor them and all who have served and fought for our independence this holiday weekend.

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Casualty of Winter

The roof of this old tabacco barn caved in from all the snow we had this winter.

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Not Really 'Mile 2'

People mill around the results at the finish line, where someone has placed the recovered 'Mile 2' marker for safe keeping.

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Results:  Page 1

Look closely for #24...

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Before

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Results:  Page 2

Look closely for #72 ... my first finish ever in the top 100! We won't discuss how many total finishers there were, of course.

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Autumn Reflections

A splash of autumn colors being reflected on the Salmon Brook River that flows through McLean's Game Refuge in Granby, CT.

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Family Hardware garden care products display.

Granby, CT. May 23, 2011.

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Family Hardware storefront in Granby, CT.

Granby, CT. May 23, 2011.

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Enders Falls

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Rich our salesman and the hardworking men of Family Hardware

Family Hardware in Granby, CT Open House Event on March 27, 2011