Here is a selection of photos from the Christmas Parade in Hopkinsville.
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Christmas Parade 2010
Posted by – December 4, 2010
I didn’t take too many photos of this year’s Christmas parade. After last year’s incident, the camera stayed in my pocket most of the time except for the few times you see below.
In the video below you’ll see the Hopkinsville High Band marching past followed close behind by the JROTC students.
Worse Than Herding Cats
Posted by – August 4, 2010
During the previous weekend, I was up to my neck in a sea of preteens. I was asked to lead a group of children through vacation bible school to each of their stations. The whole experience was an ordeal best left as an annual event because it takes a year to recover from it. 
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Why is America Different?
Posted by – July 5, 2010
Remember what Independence day means; despite what our post-American President says. America is unique among all the nations of the world.
Below are a selection of photos from the West KY State Fair’s fireworks display. I have many more posted on Picasa. Using a small table top tripod I was able to keep the camera steady. The Olympus camera I have offers a ‘fireworks’ mode for long exposures. The first three photos below were taken in total darkness yet details of objects on the ground come through very clearly. My favorite among all of last night’s pictures is number 84. The photo has a fire-from-the-sky slash post-apocalyptic style.
Hopkinsville Tea Party photos
Posted by – April 16, 2010
Here is a selection of all the photos I took on Tax Day. The rest I am uploading to Picasa. I have video of two speeches that will be coming soon also.
Snowy Farmland
Posted by – February 3, 2010
I had a chance on Tuesday to take some photography of an open field on the outer limits of Hopkinsville. The barn and buildings in the distance belong to the Amish that live in the area.
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- White Wasteland
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- Tree at the forest edge
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- Rolling hillside
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- Amish Barn
While I was writing the blog post for the church I found a passage in the book of Job that speaks directly to the winter weather we have received. It was very fitting to post on a day when church services were being canceled wholesale.
