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August 16, 2016August 16, 2016janemtucker.com

Family Tradition: Saturdays at Panera

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The Lottie exterior
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The dome can be seen from every floor of the Statehouse.
The dome can be seen from every floor of the Statehouse.
One wild sunflower bloom
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Monument rocks instagram
Lottie's Gift, by Jane M. Tucker
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They pushed that door open
They pushed that door open
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Peaches
Gordon Parks
Old Courthouse St. Louis
Public art on the Truman State University quad. I don't have a better picture of the campus.
Public art on the Truman State University quad. I don’t have a better picture of the campus.
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Pony Express Monument St. Joseph MO
Pony Express Monument
Em and flowers
VS Horses
Koi pond
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Lottie's Hope 3D
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Martin and Osa Johnson
Martin and Osa Johnson
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Willows and Reflection, 1979. Price Tower Bartlesville OK
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The Old Capitol on the University of Iowa campus. Taken from Iowa Street.
The Old Capitol on the University of Iowa campus. Taken from Iowa Street.
Just the piano
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Senior picture session at Loose Park
Emily having her picture taken
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Big House Eudora
Nicodemus, Kansas Township Hall
Nicodemus National Historic Site

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New on the blog: I discovered another Kansas artist when I visited Hays: Sculptor Pete Felten has documented a lot of Kansas history in his works.
Feels like fall out there. Yesterday we could hardly breathe the stuffy air. Today’s air feels crisp in my lungs. We’ve turned a page. We’ll still have warm days, but summer is past.
The Midland Railroad Hotel is featured on the blog today. I’d stay there again in a heartbeat! Here are a few extra pictures to whet your appetite. If you want to know about the phone booths you’ll have to read my post. See the link in my bio or go to JaneMTucker dot com.
If you were in Boston for just 24 hours where would you go first? To the Make Way for Ducklings sculpture in Boston Public Gardens?
Jon and I are sitting in an airport hotel in Providence, RI, preparing to fly home tomorrow after a wonderful vacation. I took him to Newport, where my naval officer dad was stationed when I was in elementary school. Aquidneck Island holds a special place in my heart, and it did not disappoint! We walked the beach, hiked along the coastline, and ate seafood to our hearts’ content. To top it all off we shared the adventure with my lifelong friend Susie, who lived across the street from me in those long-ago days.
New on the blog: Saint Fidelis Basilica, the Cathedral of the Plains. I always wondered about the spires on the horizon at the Victoria, Kansas exit off I-70. Beautiful building! A story of immigrant faith and fortitude.

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