Friday, October 19, 2012

Mill Town

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I wonder what stories these old mill town buildings could tell?

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floyd - October 19, 2012 - 5:24 pm

Those pictures are wonderful. The reflect the lives they touched and sheltered over the years.

How is it a government can be so blind to what is happening right in front of all of our noses. The tax theory is outdated and demands jobs be created somewhere else to be able to compete… and the country is beginning to look like this everywhere now… and still nothing from what should be our smartest citizens… not so smart… greedy…

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