Lightnin! That is Sophia in beautiful Fauquier County. There was a Camp of Emories in Fauquier from 1918-1969. Their tears ran, what was the name of the creek, it'll come to me. Tears ran in the Rappahannock watershed. When we swim in the Corrotoman we are surrounded by their joy and sorrow.
This is almost NOT black and white, Emory! Standards must be kept. Integrity must be maintained. If you start publishing color photos what's next, banner ads for developers in Woolen Mills?
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Nice shot. From the late 1800's?
Lightnin! That is Sophia in beautiful Fauquier County. There was a Camp of Emories in Fauquier from 1918-1969. Their tears ran, what was the name of the creek, it'll come to me. Tears ran in the Rappahannock watershed. When we swim in the Corrotoman we are surrounded by their joy and sorrow.
This is almost NOT black and white, Emory! Standards must be kept. Integrity must be maintained. If you start publishing color photos what's next, banner ads for developers in Woolen Mills?
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