Thursday, March 25, 2010
Florida Preservation and Historic Sites---the journey begins
To tell this story, I have to go back several years to a conversation that I had with a friend (now my writing partner) in which we both lamented the fact that neither of us had the opportunity to use our advanced degrees in a useful and productive way....as a result of this conversation, my friend later proposed to me that we make use of our joint talents, hers in Historic Preservation and mine in English, education and writing, to create a new publication on National Register sites in Florida. We thus embarked on an exciting adventure---photographing and obtaining information on the Florida National Register sites....these included the Spanish fort in St. Augustine, the Florida Capitol in Tallahassee, the Ringling Museum in Sarasota, the winter homes of Edison, Ford and many US presidents, including the 'Little White House' in Key West and many other memorable sites. This is the story of how this wonderful adventure began....later posts will outline our journeys and the countless encounters along the way that made this journey so enjoyable!
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Bess, I will enjoy watching the progress of your books, and I'll check in whenever you make a post. What you have so far looks great! You just need to publicize it, tell your friends about it - pass along the URL for your site to anybody and everybody who will pay attention to you! I only have about 10 followers, but several other people check in occasionally. But I have only been doing it since February. Keep at it, and talk it up!
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