Chris' Sony A 7 Pictures

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The last picture was of the landmark Dr. Pepper sign, and this one is the Roanoke Civic Center. We saw many of hockey games there as well as concerts.

 

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Looking down Northwood Drive. It used to be a great sleighriding hill. It was also a bitch to walk every day carrying 80 pretty thick newspapers. I'd be out of business today as far as carrying papers goes.

 

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These pictures are obviously from the nieghborhood where I grew up. Good 'ole 1622 Barnett Road. It looks like it's been trashed now. I can't say I miss it, just the memories.

 

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The Cecil's house. Great neighbors. I'm still in touch with 2 of the daughters.

 

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This is our old house....1622....lots of fun trips originated from there. lol

 

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The Gardella's house....I'll just have to leave this one to your imagination and mine.

 

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The Setzer's old house. They've all moved now.

 

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The Cole's house. Followed by the Felt's house.

 

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Some pictures of the oldest downtown market in Virginia. We were in Roanoke, Va., my hometown.

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The Oldest Market in Town? It's nice to see that the original first two patrons are still around. Oz

 

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The first house I ever lived in, in the Cherry Hill Neighborhood. 102 Frances Drive.

 

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