Thursday, July 30, 2009
Monday, July 27, 2009
Camping with Mosaics
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Friday, July 24, 2009
Freedom Eagle by Victor Nunnally
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Wednesday, July 22, 2009
The Flag stays
A customer from Chimney
Rock came in today and told me that Bald Eagles have been spotted in the past in this area so Chimney Rock it is with the flag staying on...will be grouting tomorrow...excited about seeing it lit up....
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Sunday, July 19, 2009
Friday, July 17, 2009
Saving Maho Bay
SPECIAL BULLETIN
We promised to keep you updated on the “Save Maho Camps Fund” so here is good news just in from the Trust for Public Land.
TPL has created a new website for raising funds for Maho Bay Camps at http://www.tpl.org/mahocamps. Visitors to the site can donate directly to the new fund using their credit card payment on this safe, protected site. Since the lease for Maho Bay Camps is expiring and we can’t afford to buy the land, TPL’s purchase of the land is our only hope to continue running the eco-resort. As the Trust for Public Land states,
“Stanley Selengut's lease on the camp property expires in January 2012, and the future of the much-loved campground is in doubt. …we've launched a campaign to raise funds supporting our effort to secure a purchase deal. Won't you join us?”
We are very pleased the TPL fund is now open for donations dedicated toward the purchase of the land Maho now leases and look forward to an exciting next two years at the eco-resort. We hope all are enjoying the warmth of summer, yet still saving a few vacation days to escape to Maho or Concordia during the cold months.
We welcome all your questions, comments, and stories at newsletter@maho.org. Do check out TPL’s website at http://www.tpl.org/mahocamps or simply email John.Garrison@tpl.org.
We promised to keep you updated on the “Save Maho Camps Fund” so here is good news just in from the Trust for Public Land.
TPL has created a new website for raising funds for Maho Bay Camps at http://www.tpl.org/mahocamps. Visitors to the site can donate directly to the new fund using their credit card payment on this safe, protected site. Since the lease for Maho Bay Camps is expiring and we can’t afford to buy the land, TPL’s purchase of the land is our only hope to continue running the eco-resort. As the Trust for Public Land states,
“Stanley Selengut's lease on the camp property expires in January 2012, and the future of the much-loved campground is in doubt. …we've launched a campaign to raise funds supporting our effort to secure a purchase deal. Won't you join us?”
We are very pleased the TPL fund is now open for donations dedicated toward the purchase of the land Maho now leases and look forward to an exciting next two years at the eco-resort. We hope all are enjoying the warmth of summer, yet still saving a few vacation days to escape to Maho or Concordia during the cold months.
We welcome all your questions, comments, and stories at newsletter@maho.org. Do check out TPL’s website at http://www.tpl.org/mahocamps or simply email John.Garrison@tpl.org.
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Saturday, July 11, 2009
Friendship Train...
An opportunity arose so, I once took a train from San Francisco to Winston Salem...an experience I was seeking; To see the country by train. It took 3 1/2 days and was fun for about 2 days as we traveled through the Western and Central United States...after Chicago, the train car suddenly got crowded and loud.
They say Trains may make a comeback as public transportation is highly needed but the goal is to provide comfort and speed. It will take some time but a high speed train to California from North Carolina...an 8 hour journey...why not...take a train to Miami, Charleston, Austin, Boston, Ontario, Vancouver, San Francisco...It's time we make this jump.
But we have to do it in style and make it comfortable and fun...like a new car....
or like this song from Gladys Knight and the Pips http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqqdcEQX2Z8&feature=PlayList&p=016577F86CAF8356&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=24
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Wednesday, July 8, 2009
Carolina Home and Garden
Carolina Home and Garden magazine has just come out with their Summer issue where Nunnally Mosaics is a featured article with nicely laid out images. It is mentioned in the article about a Coffee Table book I am trying to produce and find a publisher for distribution and marketing. The Book will consist of the 400 best mosaics on Flickr.com as there are a few hundred of us out there around the globe creating some amazing pieces of art. It is also the goal to create a Mosaic Artist Trust to which all participating individuals belong and become members...a grand asset to us all...http://www.flickr.com/groups/coffeetablebook/
If for some reason you can not access the flickr groups page then please email me your address and I will send an invite: victor7754@hotmail.com
I hopefully will have a website up and running in the nearing weeks....
Carolina Home Garden: http://www.carolinahg.com/
They still have their spring issue up so keep an eye out for the Summer...
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Sunday, July 5, 2009
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Saturday, July 4, 2009
Mosaic Plate 16" diameter created on 7-03-09
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