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  • The GipperT The Gipper wrote on
    #5

    I liked the way Zombo did this last week by giving photos of his answers to the questions.

    Here is the latest release by my author, though he has another coming out soon:

    BurningLand.jpg

  • The GipperT The Gipper

    Here is your Survey for this week. Give your answers or opinions:

    1. Who will actually end up passing for more yards this year for the Browns, Jake Delhomme or Seneca Wallace?

    2. Who is your favorite author?

    3. Who is your favorite artist (painter, sculptor etc.)?

    4. Not counting the home of your favorite NFL team (like Browns Stadium or Heinz or Paul Brown etc.) what is your favorite stadium?

    5. The death of that player Kenny McKinley had me thinking: Regarding Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy , I have been to each's place of birth (Log cabin in Hopkinsville Ky and house in Brookline Mass.), their place of death (Ford's Theater in DC, Dealey Plaza in Dallas), and to their gravesites (tomb in Springfield, Illinois and grave at Arlington Cemetery). Plus for William McKinley I have been to his tomb in Canton.

    What birthplaces or gravesites of former Presidents have you been to?

    NewEraDawgN NewEraDawg wrote on
    #6

    @the-gipper said:

    Here is your Survey for this week. Give your answers or opinions:

    1. Who will actually end up passing for more yards this year for the Browns, Jake Delhomme or Seneca Wallace?

    Jake

    2. Who is your favorite author?

    John Grisham......for one

    3. Who is your favorite artist (painter, sculptor etc.)?

    Matisse (painter) Michael Angelo (painter / sculptor)

    4. Not counting the home of your favorite NFL team (like Browns Stadium or Heinz or Paul Brown etc.) what is your favorite stadium?

    Dallas of coarse....the size , looks, and overall decadence make it easy for me . To bad it is housed by losers . 😁

    5. The death of that player Kenny McKinley had me thinking: Regarding Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy , I have been to each's place of birth (Log cabin in Hopkinsville Ky and house in Brookline Mass.), their place of death (Ford's Theater in DC, Dealey Plaza in Dallas), and to their gravesites (tomb in Springfield, Illinois and grave at Arlington Cemetery). Plus for William McKinley I have been to his tomb in Canton.

    What birthplaces or gravesites of former Presidents have you been to?

    Have been to Arlington to the Kennedy graves and tomb of the unknown.

    Been to Ford Theater .... the site of the Lincoln assassination .

    Been to Garfield's grave and Harding's memorial and all the monuments and memorials in DC .

    NewEraDawg
  • The GipperT The Gipper wrote on
    #7

    Here are my artists. I chose Dali so I will put him first:

    WLSA000Z.jpg

    Then Georgia O'Keefe:

    jimson-weed-art.jpg

  • The GipperT The Gipper wrote on
    #8

    Wrigley Field:

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  • The GipperT The Gipper wrote on
    #9

    This photo is from the George Washington Birthplace National Monument. The home is not the original GW house but a recreation:

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  • The GipperT The Gipper wrote on
    #10

    These are the birthplaces of John Adams and John Quincy Adams. They actually do stand side by side like this. I believe these are the original houses, not recreations.

    bps.jpg

  • The GipperT The Gipper wrote on
    #11

    This is the home that John F. Kennedy was born in. He was born in the room on the second floor whose window is in the upper right hand corner of this photo:

    JOFI_Front-Exterior.jpg

  • NewEraDawgN NewEraDawg wrote on
    #12

    Here are my artists. I chose Dali so I will put him first:

    How did you like his Crucifix in a jar of urine

    How touching

    NewEraDawg
    The GipperT 1 Reply
  • The GipperT The Gipper wrote on
    #13

    Home where FDR was born, Hyde Park NY. This is the house he was born in, but here it has been greatly expanded from the time he was born:

    HOFR_375x100new08-20-02-01.jpg

    He is also buried on the same site:

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  • NewEraDawgN NewEraDawg

    Here are my artists. I chose Dali so I will put him first:

    How did you like his Crucifix in a jar of urine

    How touching

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on
    #14

    @neweradawg said:

    Here are my artists. I chose Dali so I will put him first:

    How did you like his Crucifix in a jar of urine

    How touching

    Your photos didn't come through. But the guy that did the crucifix in the urine wasn't Dali. I can't remember his name. He is still alive. Dali is dead.

  • The GipperT The Gipper wrote on
    #15

    I have to revise one of my answers: Clinton was born in a hospital in Hope Ark., but this is the home that his family lived in when he was brought from the hospital, so technically it is not his "birthplace", but near enough, and I have been here:

    clintonx.jpg

  • The GipperT The Gipper wrote on
    #16

    This is the site of Lincoln's birthplace, a replica of his family's log cabin is inside. This is in Kentucky:

    Mem-bldg[1]150x150_1.jpg

    And here is Abe's sarcophagus in Springfield, Illinois:

    chamber1.jpg

    NewEraDawgN 1 Reply
  • The GipperT The Gipper wrote on
    #17

    Many of you have probably trekked up these steps of the McKinley Tomb. It is not far from the Pro Football HOF:

    mck1.jpg

  • The GipperT The Gipper wrote on
    #18

    Kennedy's gravesite. The Eternal Flame with the Robert E. Lee house behind:

    jfk-gra.jpg

  • The GipperT The Gipper

    Here is your Survey for this week. Give your answers or opinions:

    1. Who will actually end up passing for more yards this year for the Browns, Jake Delhomme or Seneca Wallace?

    2. Who is your favorite author?

    3. Who is your favorite artist (painter, sculptor etc.)?

    4. Not counting the home of your favorite NFL team (like Browns Stadium or Heinz or Paul Brown etc.) what is your favorite stadium?

    5. The death of that player Kenny McKinley had me thinking: Regarding Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy , I have been to each's place of birth (Log cabin in Hopkinsville Ky and house in Brookline Mass.), their place of death (Ford's Theater in DC, Dealey Plaza in Dallas), and to their gravesites (tomb in Springfield, Illinois and grave at Arlington Cemetery). Plus for William McKinley I have been to his tomb in Canton.

    What birthplaces or gravesites of former Presidents have you been to?

    N Nw220 wrote on
    #19

    @the-gipper said:

    Here is your Survey for this week. Give your answers or opinions:

    1. Who will actually end up passing for more yards this year for the Browns, Jake Delhomme or Seneca Wallace?

    Seneca Wallace

    2. Who is your favorite author?

    Hunter S Thompson, James Rollins

    3. Who is your favorite artist (painter, sculptor etc.)?

    Leonardo Da Vinci

    4. Not counting the home of your favorite NFL team (like Browns Stadium or Heinz or Paul Brown etc.) what is your favorite stadium?

    The Shoe in Coloumbus

    5. The death of that player Kenny McKinley had me thinking: Regarding Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy , I have been to each's place of birth (Log cabin in Hopkinsville Ky and house in Brookline Mass.), their place of death (Ford's Theater in DC, Dealey Plaza in Dallas), and to their gravesites (tomb in Springfield, Illinois and grave at Arlington Cemetery). Plus for William McKinley I have been to his tomb in Canton.

    What birthplaces or gravesites of former Presidents have you been to?

    Ive been to where Jesse James was killed and im releated to him through my great grandfather

    The GipperT 1 Reply
  • The GipperT The Gipper wrote on
    #20

    Taft's gravesite is just a short walk to the right of Kennedy's:

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  • The GipperT The Gipper

    This is the site of Lincoln's birthplace, a replica of his family's log cabin is inside. This is in Kentucky:

    Mem-bldg[1]150x150_1.jpg

    And here is Abe's sarcophagus in Springfield, Illinois:

    chamber1.jpg

    NewEraDawgN NewEraDawg wrote on
    #21

    @the-gipper said:

    This is the site of Lincoln's birthplace, a replica of his family's log cabin is inside. This is in Kentucky:

    Mem-bldg[1]150x150_1.jpg

    And here is Abe's sarcophagus in Springfield, Illinois:

    chamber1.jpg

    That's one theory anyhow. 😁

    NewEraDawg
  • N Nw220

    @the-gipper said:

    Here is your Survey for this week. Give your answers or opinions:

    1. Who will actually end up passing for more yards this year for the Browns, Jake Delhomme or Seneca Wallace?

    Seneca Wallace

    2. Who is your favorite author?

    Hunter S Thompson, James Rollins

    3. Who is your favorite artist (painter, sculptor etc.)?

    Leonardo Da Vinci

    4. Not counting the home of your favorite NFL team (like Browns Stadium or Heinz or Paul Brown etc.) what is your favorite stadium?

    The Shoe in Coloumbus

    5. The death of that player Kenny McKinley had me thinking: Regarding Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy , I have been to each's place of birth (Log cabin in Hopkinsville Ky and house in Brookline Mass.), their place of death (Ford's Theater in DC, Dealey Plaza in Dallas), and to their gravesites (tomb in Springfield, Illinois and grave at Arlington Cemetery). Plus for William McKinley I have been to his tomb in Canton.

    What birthplaces or gravesites of former Presidents have you been to?

    Ive been to where Jesse James was killed and im releated to him through my great grandfather

    The GipperT The Gipper wrote on
    #22

    @nw220 said:

    Ive been to where Jesse James was killed and im releated to him through my great grandfather

    I was there too, St. Joseph MO.

  • The GipperT The Gipper wrote on
    #23

    Here is a photo of the Garfield Mausoleum in Lakeview Cemetery in Cleveland. If I recall it has some of the finest stained glass windows in the country:

    przgarf2.jpg

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