Wednesday, June 8, 2011
our lady of guadalupe, flagstaff
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"Eventually, many Mexicans and Basques settled in the older section of downtown, south of the railroad tracks, and built Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in 1926 largely themselves, but with some assistance from leading Catholic families like the Riordans." (Source)
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- on way to post orifice to male a litter
- bongling around the neighborhood this afternoon
- flagstaff morn
- flagstaff stroll
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- this called my camera a few moments ago
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- walk to library
- solstice morning flagstaff
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- walked downtown to yak with a friend
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- just ordinary stuff
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- mister rogers' neighborhood
- a few photos of flagstaff hullabaloo
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this is a rich site. a rich "missing" history of faith, family and . . .
ReplyDeletenot really represented in the babbit books.
thank you for including this in your walk.