Changeable sky, as well as hide and seek of the ridge line. Last Saturday had early rain, clouds off and on with sun peeking sometimes, then by 5 pm snow/sleet was trying to come, but it wasn't really cold enough yet. It may have the higher elevations looking a bit white by tomorrow. Can you see the top of the ridge above the clouds?
Photo over the railroad tracks (going e to w) circa 1915 - looks across the Valley (southwest) towards the Swannanoa Mts (old name Cane Creek Mts.) It is a view looking southwest from the Gladstone Hotel-- which was located up from the Depot where Cove Automotive is now on Dougherty St. (Same ridge I look toward out my windows)
I wonder if any of those homes remain. They would probably be on Vance St. or around that area.
An art post here...about Beatrice Wood, potter who lived and worked to age 105.
Today's quote:
The greatness of a community is most accurately measured by the compassionate actions of its members, a heart of grace, and a soul generated by love. |
CORETTA SCOTT KING |
Pretty views and photos. I would think some of those houses may still be there. Take care, have a great day!
ReplyDeleteI meant to drive over there before this post came out. Soon...
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DeleteLet worries go then watch them fall.
With open heart, dear grateful soul,
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I see the ridge line. Thanks for pointing it out, for I require guidance to notice the details. 😊
ReplyDeleteI hope you are doing well enough.
Thanks for the concern about my health, and I indeed am doing well enough! I missed the ridgeline and I had just taken the photo!
Delete...I love old postcards.
ReplyDeleteThey do let us see how today's buildings and land are related to yesterday's...that railroad hasn't changed, but I don't think there's a berm like shown in the card's photo.
DeleteVery enjoyable seeing the past on a postcard. Thank you for your comments. You may certainly share my little poem with my name. Thank you very much. Barbara, have a wonderful weekend. Aloha
ReplyDeleteIt's always interesting to look for what remains from past times.
ReplyDeleteHow did I not know you had other blogs??!! Oh my.
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