I live in a town that was founded a few years before the Civil War, and last Saturday went to the cemetary to look for interesting textures for my site. As I walked down the rows of head stones, reading them, I couldn't help but think, wow, George here fought in the Civil War with his brother Sam, and Claire saw the advent of the telephone, Bess saw that new fangled thing, the steam engine, Robert probably had one of the first cars, (a Ford Model A was on the headstone) each one of these people lived when the west was young, in the roaing twenties, WW1 and WW2. Some lived for only a day, one lived to be 102, his wife still alive. There was so much history. All these people saw and did things, that we take for granted today, so every generation has something new and exciting happen to it, you just have to look for it...

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