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Published: February 9th 2008
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House Where Dad Grew Up
Grandpa and Grandma designed this house and lived here during the early 50's (I think) I capitalized PAST in the title because I wanted to make two entries about Lynchburg, one talking about the past, the 2nd about the present. My second day in Lynchburg, Aunt Mary Katherine happened to call and encouraged me to drive past some of the landmarks in our family history. I had no idea Lynchburg was as large as it actually is and didn't know Randolf-Macon University was there. It is a beautiful campus, quite close to where Grandpa and Grandma lived.
As you can tell from the pictures, I also went downtown. I liked that the city was so vertical. They even had a public elevator. It reminded me a little of Lisbon, Portugal in that way. For breakfast that day, I went to Famous Anthony's (a little outside of the city) where I had a huge sugar infused cinnamon bun with a whole mess of cream cheese icing on top.... Hard to maintain weight when you're traveling 😊
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Charles Hulme
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Hey There
Ann, I finally got around to catching up on your Blog. Nice going. I'm impressed at you sticking with the Blog. I would've peetered out. Looks like you're haveing a nice trip, hopefully not too cold though. I'm glad to see you've made it to A school, I was getting worried it would turn into a road trip for the dogs (which oh by the way, I finally got to see a picture off them). So what is your itenerary...or are you winging it? If it gets too cold for you, come out to Hawaii for a break ;) Charles