Three Presidents by mbz2662

Photography • Historical • posted on Jan 11, 2010

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Fuel Stop. My friend was pumping gas, I had to run over and take a shot of Kennedy, Reagan, and Bush (#1 I believe). They were just there between a house and the gas station. Poor Kennedy is in the shadows, but this was my best shot of the three I took. This was on our way to Mt. Rushmore. I have a lot of photos of Mt. Rushmore. Guess what you get to see next? LOL. Thanks for stopping by and/or commenting. I appreciate your time and what you have to say. RR is a very encouraging community. I am happy to be here. My previous upload "Corn Palace". HUGS, ~Melinda~

Comments (8)

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Richardphotos

2:57AM | Mon, 11 January 2010

there are some like these in 2 places at Houston.outstanding work

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ysvry

6:05AM | Mon, 11 January 2010

wierd? good find and foto though.

MrsLubner

8:58AM | Mon, 11 January 2010

This is really funny... both in an odd way and in a humorous way. In the middle of nowhere and what a strange combination of presidents to see in a group. Fun shot. (Is that supposed to be Old Spindletop behind them?)

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tennesseecowgirl

9:05AM | Mon, 11 January 2010

WOW how odd is this.. lol and I can't wait to see the Mount Rushmore photos, my mom was from South Dakota, they then moved to California, but we went as a family twice to visit and I have some very special memories of that trip such a beautiful area to visit. I sure would love to get back up there some day.. Happy 400th by the way!! wooo hoo

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goodoleboy

5:12PM | Mon, 11 January 2010

Gosh, I guess they can't afford to carve the faces of these modern presidents into Mt Rushmore along with Abe Lincoln, George Washington, and Teddy Roosevelt. The alabaster white of this setup contrasts well against the broken clouds in the background, Melinda. Is that an oilwell back there?

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CoreyBlack

10:02PM | Mon, 11 January 2010

This is surreal. It's like a landscape out of one of those creepy dreams that isn't a nightmare but isn't happy and friendly either. How weird! It seems like this is in the middle of nowhere and so it has this kind of X-Files quality and I keep expecting Mulder and Scully to come around and realize that the bust of Reagan is actually a shape-shifting vampire or something. Great, surreal work.

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