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Monochrome Monday — The Back 40!
Driving around my dad’s back 40 (he only has 40) on Saturday in his golf cart, took these shots. The sky was in full cooperation mode. All photos are copyright © Timothy J. Hammons 2021. Listen ⇢
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Coming on the Clouds: Eye-Opening Moment
Heidi and I were listening to a sermon by Paul Viggiano of Branch of Hope OPC out in California when he led us to one of those ah-ha moments in Scripture. He has been preaching through The Revelation and we have been having quite a few of those moments.… Listen ⇢
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Colonization: Good or Evil? Or Both?
I have been thinking of writing about colonization from a biblical perspective ever since I read the quote below in Andrew Roberts’ superb biography on Winston Church, Churchill: Walking with Destiny. More about that quote in a moment. As I was perusing through FB, drinking my coffee on a refreshing… Listen ⇢
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Thursday Doors — Forgotten Doors
I knew I found a goldmine in the world of door photography when I tuned the corner in downtown Johnson City. I had just taken the pictures for Thursday Doors — The Trek Shop. The goldmine doors were in the building along the railroad track and have the look indicating… Listen ⇢
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Monochrome Monday — Views from Founders Park
It’s a nice park. I even got a chance to put my feet in the stream running through it to cool down. But then realized… there was trash in the stream. All photos are copyright © Timothy J. Hammons 2021. Listen ⇢
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Fall Day — Rerun
Taken a long time ago, run in February 2019. One of my favorite pictures of Joey as a toddler, waving to the other children as we ride by on the train. All photos are copyright © Timothy J. Hammons 2021. Listen ⇢
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College Football is Back
However, the featured players in this post have long since aged beyond the gridiron. I’m the third one in the first picture. Circa 1965? All photos are copyright © Timothy J. Hammons 2021. Listen ⇢
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Thursday Doors — The Corner Kitchen
I love a good Reuben. I first learned to eat Reubens when I was working at the German restaurant Alfred’s in Houston. It was more than just a restaurant. It had a delicatessen, small market with nothing but Kosher food, the restaurant, and a bar. I was 15 when I… Listen ⇢









