Wordless Wednesday at Duke

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  1. Beautiful montage.

    I especially like “big foot” and “putting our heads together.”

    I didn’t realize you were in NC all this time ~ we lived in Winston Salem for 8 years (from 1984-1992). I spent lots of time in Raleigh/Durham/Chapel Hill.

    Enjoy the rest of your trip.

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    • Thanks Nancy. What a beautiful area. I had never seen the University before and what a site! The photos were taken with my blackberry so while they aren’t great quality, they do capture the moment. And how aptly you’ve named it “putting our heads together”.

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  2. Oh how I love Duke. I´m so glad you got to see the place. It´s a beautiful campus. And I´m soooo grateful for the education I received there. If I hadn´t been at Duke, I wouldn´t know you! Thanks for posting the pics and for being faithful to your blog resolution. As you´ve noticed, I am not the greatest blogger. …

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    • Well, you may not be blogging but you are certainly having an amazing adventure. I’d really like to connect when you return stateside.

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  3. Wonderful, Tammy! And with your BLACKBERRY? Wow! What resolution/pixels on that thing? Anyway – if you are coming to western NC, stop in for a visit – we live in Waynesville, right off of Exit 20 on I-40! Favorite pis are the window, and the upshot of the building – nice composition! Keep having fun! And, have you noticed? With all the comments, Wordless Wednesday is not exactly wordless, is it? 😀

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    • Thanks Paula. I’m back home now but love it there. I’ll let you know if I come again. And yes, funny about the not so wordless wednesday.

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  4. Lisa H

     /  July 8, 2010

    WOW! Those are great pictures, Tammy!

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  5. Beautiful pics. What is the picture that looks like a bunch of shredded paper bits flying around? Not able to figure it out…

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  6. I love this idea of your’s, “wordless Wednesday”, really interesting. And creative, i must say! I love photography, and if you don’t mind, would like to bring something like this into my blog too 🙂

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  7. nice collection of pictures! thanks for sharing!

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  8. great pics, i love the big foot, and the lovely pics of the boys

    sweetlife

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  9. Thank you for stopping by-I have a friend whose daughter is the editor for a magazine at Duke.

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  10. Oh, what lovely photos this time around too, Tammy, absolutely beautiful!

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  11. I love those pictures!

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  12. That looks like a gardenia! Love the fragrance. Nice photos :^)

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  13. Gogeous, Tammy! What a great idea – Wordless Wednesday.

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  14. great collage Tammy

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  15. littlehousesouthernprairie

     /  July 20, 2010

    Yea for North Carolina!
    🙂

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