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"Wedding Photographer's REGISTRY"
by Karen CouganIf you are a wedding photographer and would like to put your name, details and website up here in our Group Please leave your details her…
If you are a wedding photographer and would like to put your name, details and website up here in our Group Please leave your details here….. It would be really great to get a register happening here at the Bubble…....... thanks / x Karen PLACE / NAME / WEBSITE / CONTACT DETAILS
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Another in my train series from the Railway Museum at Thirlmere in the Southern Highlands of NSW (Australia) ... this time the old cash register used in the ticket office. Landscapes Trees Cards EOD Rusty Flowers Architecture Macro CatchAll DM / / / / / /
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Lambertville, NJ
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Open for business, so where is the crowd??? Should she change to a better location? Hmmm? Could it be her marketing strategy? It certainly couldn’t be the darling girl….LOL
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A Visual addition to the written work ‘Move Me” !!
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Worked in Painter
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This image has been featured by the group “Rural America” 8/08. This general store is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. “Lum and Abner” aired on radio as a fifteen-minute comedy serial from 1931 thru 1948, becoming a half-hour weekly comedy series from 1948-1950 and returning to quarter-hour format in 1953, ending its run in 1954. The subtle and witty shows stared Chester Lauck and Norris “Tuffy” Goff as Lum Edwards and Abner Peabody, owners and proprietors of the Jot ‘Em Down Store in Pine Ridge, Arkansas. Lauck and Goff were both born and raised in Arkansas and always maintained a strong love and affection for the characters they met and grew up with in their home state – quirks and all. The timeless and colorful characters they created for the show – most portrayed by Lauck and Goff themselves – make listening to “Lum and Abner” just as enjoyable and entertaining an experience today as it was when the shows were first aired many decades ago. Their “Lum and Abner,” show featured Lum Edwards, (pronounced “Eddards”), and Abner Peabody, who operated a small country store (“The Jot ‘Em Down Store”) in the mythical village of Pine Ridge, Arkansas. The program became one of the most listened to shows in America and Lauck and Goff, the native sons who made the show what it was, were particularly well regarded by their fellow Arkansans. In 1936, in response to the popularity of the program, the residents of the tiny town of Waters petitioned to have the village renamed Pine Ridge. It is located about 20 miles east of Mena, and although little remains of what was never a large town, Pine Ridge remains the site of a museum dedicated to the memory of those who made it famous—Lum and Abner. Pine Ridge is only slightly smaller now than it was in the early 1900’s when it was called Waters, the site of a post office, saw mill, blacksmith shop, and the other services necessary to a farm community. Dick Huddleston built his store in 1909 and bought groceries from a wholesaler named Mr. Goff. Mr. Goff’s son, Norris, was learning the grocery business delivering to many Polk and Montgomery County general stores. Mr. Lauck owned the big sawmill in Mena so all of the residents of this logging country knew his son, Chester, checking the trucks of logs being delivered. Dick Huddleston was a friend to them all and a leader in the community of Waters. The general store of any small town was its hub of activity, especially on a Saturday afternoon when everyone from the surrounding farms came to town to trade goods and stories. That was the inspiration for the Lum ‘N’ Abner program. By the mid-1930’s the radio program was well-known nation-wide and the listeners were asking where Pine Ridge was, so the name of the town was changed in an elaborate ceremony on the steps of the State Capitol in Little Rock in 1936, on the fifth anniversary of the program. Pictures in the LUM ‘N’ ABNER MUSEUM show all of the participants – the Governor greeting Lum, Abner, and the real-life counterparts of Grandpappy Spears, Cedric Wehunt, Dick Huddleston, etc During its long run, “Lum and Abner” was heard on practically every radio network in existence, starting with NBC (Red and Blue simultaneously, according to Chet Lauck), bouncing to Dallas-Fort Worth’s WFAA and WBAP only, back to NBC, then to Cincinnati only, then being one of the first programs on the fledgling Mutual Network, back to NBC, to CBS… “Doggies, Lum, stop this merry-go-round!” By 1944, “the boys” were broadcasting for Miles Laboratories on the almost-new network ABC, formerly the NBC Blue Network. Being a small network, the Keystone Broadcasting System recorded each program for distribution to stations not connected directly to ABC, providing national coverage for “Lum and Abner” and making it possible for these classic episodes to exist today. The “Jot ‘em Down Store” is the little town’s only commercial structure. It is combination general store, post office, and Lum and Abner Museum. The post office still operates today. The storekeeper, postmistress, and museum guide, Kathy Stucker is very knowledgeable and made us feel right at home.
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I always loved “The Little Rascals,” and got such a kick out of those cute kids. I wanted to create a theme that gave you that whole (old fashioned, antique-ish cute kids getting into mischief,) sort of theme. I’ve had this idea to create a Kissing Booth theme cause I thought it would be both cute and funny. I created a whole series so will probably post more versions later. I hope you enjoy.
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She’s been hard at work and now she needs a break!
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update - RedBubble Collaborations Hub
by kathleenThere have been quite a few entries added to the Bub Hub recently… I KNOW THERE ARE MORE COLLABORA…
There have been quite a few entries added to the Bub Hub recently… I KNOW THERE ARE MORE COLLABORATIONS OUT THERE!!! If you know of any or have taken part in any joint artistic ventures through Red Bubble PLEASE consider adding them to the register. Bring them all together in a creative pool of collective energy! ... or something~ / Take a trip through and see a collection of REDBUBBLE pen friends who have been collaborating with gusto to bring a variety of eclectic works of art and written creative expression… YOU KNOW YOU WANT TO…
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WOMEN'S ART REGISTER
by shanghaiwufor further information womensartregister@yahoo.com www.artmonthly.org.au
for further information womensartregister@yahoo.com www.artmonthly.org.au
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Haemorrhaging of the fallible memory register & what to do about it.
by Brett FosterIf I sit very quietly, and listen, I can hear the solemn drumming of my heart like a melancholy back-beat to the rapid, incessant tapping…
Haemorrhaging of the fallible memory register & what to do about it.
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I was fascinated as I watched a flock of egrets frolicking in the frothy waves crashing down from the dam at Lake Overholser near Oklahoma City. The reservoir is the city’s oldest, built in 1919, and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2007. The bird life there is a beautiful sight to behold.
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Competition-Canon Photo5 2008 register by 30th Sept
by Tracy WallaceThis was a heap of fun last time round…sadly i didn’t win anything :( / A regu…
This was a heap of fun last time round…sadly i didn’t win anything :( / A regular RedBubble member Andy Kerr won first place last year in yellow dots category. / Now it has separate categories for Professionals and amateurs Be warned-Registration is limited so get it quick! More information here
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Our Yorkie relaxingon the stairs
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what you see here is the remaining portion of the Las Vegas Ranch, owned by and home to my Great-Grandmother, Helen Jane Stewart…. this site is on the National Register of Historical Buildings, Southern Nevada
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Ignite, Burst, Glow! / That’s right America the count down is on for all Americans to get out and make our voices heard everyone needs to know! / Freedom isn’t Free! / This is an actual photo from this 4th of July, 2008, pretty simple as you see. / The only color captured here is Red? / Most people think the color red means stop! Actually not, get that all in your heads! / I wan’t this color to mean GO! Go out and Vote! / Remember this silly quote! It isn’t always “Change” or a simple rearrange, you have to think and pray long and hard which way your vote is cast, will it sink our Freedom boat? / Many, many too countless to say have lost their lives, limbs, the way they eat or walk or drink. / So, please don’t think of the life we live in as a “Freedom Ride”, please, please, stop, pray, VOTE, Think! / Leih 2008
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Help needed!
by FreelancerGuys, I am participating in a photo competition hosted by www.competico.com. If you can help me by voting for my photos it will be gr…
Guys, I am participating in a photo competition hosted by www.competico.com. If you can help me by voting for my photos it will be great…These are the links: / Summer Girl Measure me That look and / Look! Registration to Competico.com is FREE and only takes a few moments. / Thank you so much:)
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This is James and Mina just married and signing the register at City Hall Toronto on August 15th, they look happy!!! it was really lovely
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Cash concept
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Cash concept
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A scene on the Grand Union Canal at Bulbourne.
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Justin Dart © All rights reserved. / 2008 http://www.justindart.ca
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