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In addition to Thursday Doors, I am participating in Linda G. Hill’s Just Jot It January challenge (JusJoJan)/ Today’s JusJoJan prompt is Family, and it’s from one of my favorite bloggers. J-Dub. You can check her out just about every day at her JillyWily blog. I’m going to take a shortcut to the challenge. The doors in my gallery today are from a trip to the Springfield Armory National Historic Site. I’ve wanted to visit this site for many years. It’s one of those “Oh, I can go there any time” places. You know, the ones that are right around the corner. Thankfully, our daughter took be to this site back in November, for my birthday.
I have shared most of the doors from the Armory and the grounds, which are now the home of Springfield Community College – STCC. Today’s gallery includes several houses from the ride to STCC after entering the city of Springfield. There aren’t any important buildings in the gallery, just some houses and apartments I liked. Sorry about the bright sun.
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