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Milo Willamson
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Had this Nativity for endless years, and each one is carved in wood, I used to play with it all the time hahaaaa... What is so intresting is how the black and light plays tricks on you.
Tonight we have the first supermoon of 2026. It's also called the Wolf Moon. I had to step out and grab a pic to share.
BrickHouse
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Nice shot.
Milo Willamson
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Oh I have yesterday's moon..
Milo Willamson
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No photos here... we were up long before daybreak yesterday, walked out on the deck to admire the full moon and ended up dancing under it. Some moments are just too magical for technology to interfere.
Milo Willamson
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Random oriments of wher emy mother and I where placing away the Santas in the boxes..There is one left in the kitchen window. But it is alright.
Milo Willamson
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When we had snow on the ground, looks like water.
ozonetrooper
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Milo Willamson
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I did edit this a bit since no one's eyes can rub quick away from the sunshine, but the green arura ontop of it..
Everyone thinks it is only at the sea, not really, I sometimes snapshot so much duration of time and space.
Honestly think that everyone could look at the sun and photograph it with a filter on it, they would appericate the sun.. Also this one I also edit just for the sun's rings.
ozonetrooper
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Milo Willamson
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Olive Garden was empty around our table, the other guest where a bit chatting so much.. But at least it was peaceful.
ozonetrooper
Android Expert
Looking for my overdue library book the other day, I found it next to an old book that we picked up somewhere along the way entitled Germania that was published in 1897. I opened it up to see what the publish date was, this invitation card fell out.
I think we are a little bit late to the party.
I think we are a little bit late to the party.
Yeah, but if that order is still around they would LOVE it for their archives!
I found this about the building: Yes, the building located at 44 Page Street in San Francisco still exists and remains standing, though it no longer functions as the Druid's Temple. Built around 1912 to house the New Druid Temple, it has served as a "funky old building" hosting various nonprofit organizations, such as the Western Alliance of Arts Administrators (WAA) in the late 1990s, notes the Western Arts Alliance.
The latest information I was able to find was a short history of how the original temple burned and the financial situation at the time and the building of the building cited in the above quoted article. It wraps up with their remaining obligation on the new property in 1913. They were there but I didn't find any evidence of a lodge 69 or where they might have gone. From what I've read, the Grand Grove of the Druids built the building in question and Lodge 69 is an entity that likely paid the Druids to host the dance in one of the building's dance halls.
Following my best guess... I left a note on the Californiadruids.org site. We wait and see. Thanks for the idea Chief. It's been a fun quest
The latest information I was able to find was a short history of how the original temple burned and the financial situation at the time and the building of the building cited in the above quoted article. It wraps up with their remaining obligation on the new property in 1913. They were there but I didn't find any evidence of a lodge 69 or where they might have gone. From what I've read, the Grand Grove of the Druids built the building in question and Lodge 69 is an entity that likely paid the Druids to host the dance in one of the building's dance halls.
Following my best guess... I left a note on the Californiadruids.org site. We wait and see. Thanks for the idea Chief. It's been a fun quest