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Brenham

David and Linda started Saturday early in Brenham.  This photograph shows a small piece of a giant morning glory vine that covered a house and a dozen trees.  (08.30.03)

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After a couple garage sales we visited a nursery that Linda had been looking forward to seeing for a long time.  Here Linda looks over an information sheet while Becky looks on.  (08.30.03)

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This side of the nursery has vines, flowers, and shrubs.  The other side, which Linda never got to see on this trip, has trees and large shrubs.  (08.30.03)

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David admires this Beach Vitex flower.  (08.30.03)

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You can see why they call this an American Beauty bush.  (08.30.03)

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The Echinacea was very popular with the bees.  (08.30.03)

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Sedum.  (08.30.03)

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This is one of David's favorite lantana colors and Linda's least favorite.  (08.30.03)

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Salvia and visitor.  (08.30.03)

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Orchid vine.  (08.30.03)

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After the nursery it was time to stop for coffee and donuts.  Linda enjoys an apple fritter.    (08.30.03)

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David thought that this was a nice 'art' photograph. There aren't many swing arm warning signals around any more.  Only after we stopped did he notice that it was still wired using the old switch circuits.  (08.30.03)

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The crossing signal wires that run up the pole terminate in the gray junction box and are then fed back out on the telegraph wires.  (08.30.03)

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Next, some downtown antique shopping.  (08.30.03)

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This sign says it all!  (08.30.03)

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Lots of nifty antiques, although many were British.  (08.30.03)

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