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| Entering Monticello- no pics allowed inside |
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| backside of Monticello |
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| back lawn |
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| One of the many flowers that Jefferson would have had back in his time. |
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| Hurricane Erik, as my father-in-law calls him :-) |
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| Tour of Gardens |
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| Part of the Plantation |
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| I think these might have been slave quarters |
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view from Monticello  |
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Those are such a beautiful photos:)
ReplyDeleteKisses and wish you a lovely day
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OMGosh those pictures are awesome!! My family is all about anything historical-they would absolutly have loved going there! My oldest and my dad are total history buffs-what a trip that would be! Plus, I totally think I could bring myself to live in that house :)
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Looks beautiful! I would love to visit. My parents went this summer and loved it! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteAmazing they have been able to keep it in such wonderful shape. the flowers look like poinsettias?? maybe a variety? found you through a post you left on a /ww post. I host one w/a linky if you care to peek. I think your makeover is cute! I need one. Faythe @GMT
ReplyDeleteWe went to Monticello last summer, sooo beautiful. The house is really something, isn't it? I would love to live there, if it weren't for all the teeny tiny rooms it has!
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