once hummed on estey street
on a hill above downtown brattleboro
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- there's a new year coming
- such a tiny detail
- there are full animals and there are stuffed animals
- leaf lace
- sometimes sunlight
- may your day be filled with music
- and finally
- look how polished
- need rehab services?
- moving to another section of the gingerbread village
- brattleboro memorial hospital challenged each of i...
- take time to stop
- this jaunty gent
- happy birthday baby brother
- prickly little afternoon
- sunlight reaches through the ether
- time magazine's choice for person of the year 2011
- why did the chickens cross the road?
- ursi lives and works at the christmas tree farm
- through the stiff stubble of december
- do you think you would like
- the sun danced with wild abandon
- stay kitty stay
- this time of year
- the stuff of dreams
- technical help please...but not too technical
- the estey organ works
- it's beginning to look
- december clacks her long bone-fingers
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10 comments:
I am hearing the distant echo of organs humming in my imagination.
The old industrial buildings of the northeast are charming, but sad.
150 years from now I don't think anyone will be taking photos of today's galvanized buildings in industrial parks.
Well its home is still humming in my book! I love the checkered shingles.
V
Now, an organ works sounds like another interesting post!!
How sad they don't hum anymore.
That name sounds familiar...did they also make pianos? We may have had an Estey piano.
Ah, yes, another New England industry slides into the "former" and "late lamented" columns.
It's such a pretty building Brattcat, all those lovely white painted windows, bet it would make gorgeous apartments.
The textures and colors of walls are great addition to the organs, I think.
I agree with Irina!:)
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