© Frank H. Jump
It looked like half of the town was waiting for the next meeting.
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It's A Family Affair – Political Graffiti – Torino, Italy August 2008
Sunnis + US Christians + Hebrews = FIRE © Frank H. Jump
© Frank H. Jump
- Sunni Islam – Wikipedia
- Zionism – Wikipedia
- Myth & Fact – Christians in Israel – United Jewish Communities
- Babylon & Beyond – ISRAEL: Atittudes toward Christians – LA Times Blog
- Israeli Extremists and Christian Fundamentalists: The Alliance – Washington Report on Middle East Affairs
A Memorial Day Weekend Cycle Through the Poconos
On Aberdeen Road - © Frank H. Jump
On Aberdeen Road, near Aberdeen. - © Frank H. Jump
On Aberdeen Road, near Aberdeen. A hare in the distance. - © Frank H. Jump
On Aberdeen Road, near Aberdeen. A hare in the distance. - © Frank H. Jump
A hare in the distance. - © Frank H. Jump
On Rte 435 near Moscow. - © Frank H. Jump
On Rte 435 near Moscow. - © Frank H. Jump
Old gas pump on Aberdeen Road, near Aberdeen. - © Frank H. Jump
Enzo in front of old gas pump on Aberdeen Road, near Aberdeen. - © Frank H. Jump
Old gas pump on Aberdeen Road, near Aberdeen. - © Frank H. Jump
Santa Spotted @ Pizzeria Near Hope NJ – Mediterranean Restaurant & Pizzeria
Vincenzo, Santa & Me © Frank H. Jump
© Frank H. Jump
Holiday Stockings @ Mediterranean © Frank H. Jump
Mr. Balaskonis & Patty Balaskonis © Frank H. Jump
© Frank H. Jump
Patty, Dad & friends from Pisa Italy here to see Santa © Frank H. Jump
Mrs. & Mr. Santa © Frank H. Jump
Probably the best pizza & diner food off of Route 80 (Exit 12) just east of the Delaware Water Gap. Mediterranean (908) 459-0418 484 Hope Blairstown Rd, Blairstown, NJ
Pilgrims Decide to Leave Holland for the New World – The Dutch Rejoice! Ancestry dot com
It appeared to the English community that the Dutch did not remember the Lord’s Day and keep it holy, but after Sunday church services allowed feasting and merrymaking—especially among the children. This was intolerable to the English. – Duane A. Cline
I’m surprised there isn’t a Dutch National Holiday for when the Pilgrims decided to leave the Netherlands.
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- Government in the Netherlands Thwarts Modern Pilgrim’s Progress – NY Times, 1998
- Jeremy D Bangs on United American Indians of New England National Day of Mourning
- The Pilgrims and America’s First Thanksgiving – Holidays dot net
- All Things Considered, November 22, 2006 · Debunking Pilgrim Myths – NPR (Nathaniel Philbrick, author of Mayflower: A Story of Courage, Community and War, notes that the Pilgrims encountered Native Americans — and stole their corn — before reaching Plymouth Harbor.)
Which reminds me of a life-sized diorama at the Pilgrims Museum in Provincetown depicting “The Pilgrims Find the Corn.” They stole it. And as went the corn, so went the rest of the New World.
