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Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p9Kx27_6oaA Jake in the Heartland

The Old Sautee Store In The Nacoochee Valley, Georgia, 1872. Still doing business. Jake in the Heartland Edited by: JakeHolman on May 25, 2012 6:29 PM

There are some absolutely beautiful pictures of the Nevada Desert that would not allow me to copy. Here's a good one, though. Jake in the Heartland

More MUST LISTEN: Sen. Dianne Feinstein in a 1994 interview urging that we must secure our borders because illegal aliens compete for housing and classroom space. Do these problems no longer exist, Senator? https://twitter.com/FAIRImmigration/status/930480553664679943

Nevada Desert -- Been there done that. Jake in the Heartland

Rocky Mountain National Park. Jake in the Heartland

Rocky Mountain National Park PS You are not my friend. Jake in the Heartland

San Juan Mountains, Colorado Very nice clip of yours. Keep 'em comin' Jake

You have my apology Fred. You're right. You did not. I broke John Wayne's rule. By the way, why don't you post some pictures of the West? I have lived there and know how beautiful it is. Jake in the Heartland

I post what I know. You don't have a clue. Post and cut out the talk. Step up. One of my wishes is to go to Canada and do some Trout fishing before I'm done. And I've caught Largemouth Bass over 10 pounds. Jake in the Heartland

I'm very proud of the South. I've lived out West. Beautiful. Have at it? Post some pictures but not a toilet. Jake in the Heartland

*It is a bathroom with a strong glass floor, built inside an old elevator shaft.* Thanks genius and it has absolutely nothing to do with this thread. Jake in the Heartland Edited by: JakeHolman on May 24, 2012 11:06 PM

Riverboat Landing Restaurant, Bldg, 1857, Wilmington, NC, where my Aunt is buried. One of the best kept secrets in the country. Jake in the Heartland

Duke Homestead, Tobacco Farm, North Carolina Jake in the Heartland

No grandeur here. Cade's Cove The Great Smokey Mountains National Park -- Jake in the Heartland Edited by: JakeHolman on May 23, 2012 8:16 PM

Hello Wendy, Good to hear from ya. I knew you were around and would get here at your leisure so it's no big deal but good to have ya drop in on the old place. Are you a school teacher? If so, what a wonderful endeavor to help children learn. I still remember my grade school teachers. I've not yet listened to your Bee Gees picks but I know they are good and I will listen to them, soon. It's a shame about Robin Gibbs. He was a young man for this day and age. The Bee Gees were part of a very interesting time in America and their record sales are awesome. Now, it's your turn to give your top 10 fab four picks. But do so only if you desire and of course at your own pace. If not, that's ok, too. My top ten could change daily because the Beatles have so many great songs and when I went over my picks, I realized I did not pick one from Rubber Soul -- an album I truly love. Anyway, hope all is well with you and your family and I wish you all the best. Jake

*This might seem like a dumb thing to be grieving about but our complex mascot "Senor Rooster", a Americana Leghorn with about a dozen different colored feathers, got done in by a some possums this morning. Just watching him strut around in the sun made you feel good.* Star, I feel your pain. Road kills with possums is common down South. Never cared for them. Usually, they will go after the eggs and chicks. It's the fox who is the usual culprit who is capable of wiping out a Rooster. But I've heard stories of possums on occasions, too. And don't forget the Raccoon. Sorry for the loss. Jake in the Heartland

Jake in the Heartland Edited by: JakeHolman on May 21, 2012 8:29 PM

The Bee Gees http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dq6YmSVAOG8 *RIP*

Thomas Jefferson's Monticello, Virginia, 3rd President of the U.S. and undoubtedly its most intellectual. Jake in the Heartland

I always have been and always will be a willing servant for the American girl next door. Jake in the Heartland

Kahal Kadosh Beth Elohim, Synagogue, 1840, Charleston, SC Jake in the Heartland

Joanne Dru I've always liked the scene in the movie, Red River, with the Duke and Dru regarding her possible future with him. Was interesting. Things change on a dime and she was a truly beautiful woman. Jake in the Heartland

Shiloh National Cemetery, Tennessee -- The Battle of Shiloh Note: over 3000 Union soldiers found their fate here. They never made it back home to be buried. Jake in the Heartland