Kathleen I know you posted this for Myrna but I enjoyed going through the photos too. :)

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Hi Myrna,

I just looked up photos of Conshohocken (Fayette street) and found this recent news photo series, photo 15 is excellent, you can see for several blocks to the horizon and one of the beautiful churches. Then in the last photo 22 you can see the mosaic crosswalks, those were just done on the main corners every few blocks, a few years ago, it's a really nice town, but busy! 8,000 residents swells to 15,000 during workdays when people commute in, and probably a lot more for festivals and stuff:

http://plymouthwhitemarsh.patch.com/articles/photos-from-the-conshohocken-car-show#photo-6411160

Looking forward to seeing it Mark.

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A few things came to my attention and when corrected will bring it back online.

Thank you.

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Hi Mark, I don't usually delete posts but per your request those specific ones have been deleted. Have a great day. :)

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Please delete all post with Video in it. Need to make some changes. I can only do the original and not the Quote's

Hi Helen, very interesting. A lot of things could be recycled if we would all use our imaginations.

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Hello there!

This a simple but amazing idea....

This could have applications even in the western world. Can you think of some?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0_4qFrxw_4

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Hi Myrna,

I just looked up photos of Conshohocken (Fayette street) and found this recent news photo series, photo 15 is excellent, you can see for several blocks to the horizon and one of the beautiful churches. Then in the last photo 22 you can see the mosaic crosswalks, those were just done on the main corners every few blocks, a few years ago, it's a really nice town, but busy! 8,000 residents swells to 15,000 during workdays when people commute in, and probably a lot more for festivals and stuff:

http://plymouthwhitemarsh.patch.com/articles/photos-from-the-conshohocken-car-show#photo-6411160

Hello everyone, my brother sent me several really good videos today and here are the last three he sent. The first two are about how happy a soldier's dog was to see him come home and the third one shocked me. I never knew there was a fourth verse to the "Star Spangled Banner" until I watched this Marine sing it. As they say, we never get too old to learn. I hope everyone enjoys these three videos. I am also posting them in one of Peter's threads HERE.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azvOiAf8PcU&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ysKAVyXi0J4