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As the title suggests, we’re back in Granby, Connecticut today. Regular visitors will notice that the gallery has fewer pictures than I normally include. That’s because as I was looking for information about one of the buildings I planned to include, I found a lot more information than I expceted. I’ll be back with that building next week.
One photo I want to call attention to has some ordinary doors, but a rather extraordinary sign – Gifts of Love. I looked this us and found an organization that runs a food pantry, provides Thanksgiving Meals for families to prepare, sends weekend food backpacks home with350 low-income students, helps people pay for fuel in the winter and has a farm program (one of their farms is on the left of the photo). The farm program produces two tons of produce that is distributed through their food pantries. They also have a basic needs programs where they distribute household items, toiletries and clothing.
The other photos in the gallery are described by their captions. I hope you enjoy the gallery, and I hope you will take some time to visit some of the other participants. Each week, we have photos from around the world and we also have a few poets who share photos and poetry. Plus, all of the posts will be included in the weekly recap on Sunday, including a few that don’t leave a link/pingback here.
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