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#viewfrommywindow #roadtrip #tennessee #tennesseehoney #grass #nature #clouds #greatsmokymountains #blueridgemountains #blue #green #contrast #tree #blueskies #beautifulday (at Horse Creek, Tennessee)
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#greatsmokymountains #nature #daisys #countryroad #naturewalk #cheerful #concept #depthoffield #grass #tennessee (at Horse Creek, Tennessee)
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Johnson City, Tennessee, 2005
Photo:Mike Smith
Massive Purple Fluorite with Barite & Sphalerite
Locality:Elmwood Mine, Carthage, Central Tennessee Ba-F-Pb-Zn Dist., Smith Co., Tennessee, USA
Size:26.7 x 24.8 x 15.2 cm
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It strikes a chord because it is reminiscent of a phenomenon Albert Memmi explored in his Portrait of a Jew. Memmi speaks of how often Jews speak of never being truly “aware” of antisemitism until some particularly stark incident slaps them across the face. Until that moment, they will say, antisemitism was never really a “thing” in their lives. And yet, if you press them a bit, it turns out that this overt incident was not the first – there were other incidents, perhaps many other incidents, but for whatever reason they didn’t “count”, and it doesn’t occur to them to mention them or even think about them as antisemitic incidents. So after the initial declaration that the overt incident was “the first time”, there comes the belated admission that well, I guess it wasn’t the first time, not by a long shot, and what at first might have felt like a isolated, even freakish incident, really is just bringing to the foreground a lot of baggage which had been tucked away in the background.In the initial report, Elizabeth Rutan-Ram said the foster care rejection was the first time she’d faced discrimination because she was Jewish.
— Philissa Cramer (@philissa) February 1, 2022
Actually, she was called “Jew girl” in grade school. And her husband said other kids handed him swastikas. https://t.co/7K9RhTBYYq
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Hi my name is Emily. I live in East TN and am able to provide reliable transportation and moral support to those in my area. I live in Oak Ridge, and the closest PP is in Knoxville, TN. You can contact me through my tumblr ask box and we can exchange numbers and go from there.
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Thank you, Emily!
Hiker Discovers Abandoned Town in the Great Smoky Mountains of Tennessee
“About a mile up an unnamed gravel road inside Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the back way into an abandoned neighborhood and hotel, some of which was originally constructed more than 100 years ago.”
In a film titled Tennessee Wonderland (click here for link), Liles explores the town and houses of this long forgotten but newly discovered ghost town.
From the Website of Jordan Liles
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If your a bull in Tennessee then you should follow @raven8652022 on Instagram
Year: 1973
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Photographer: Ed Uthman
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Freshman college girls between classes. By standards of the time, they would have been considered very “dressed up.” Memphis, Tennessee, 1973
By Ed Uthman from Houston, TX, USA (Rhodes 1970s D05.jpg) [CC BY-SA 2.0],via Wikimedia Commons
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Cummins Falls State Park - A photo from my hiking trip
Nikon D500 with Sigma 18-35mm f/1.8 DC art lens
Photo taken by @photographyaeipathy
