Another beautiful album. Rumney looks to be the perfect American town. - DeeAnne :)

said missdee101 2006.09.27 at 04:17:57 PDT

Hi Ken! Your home town in delightful. I enjoyed the album very much. I grew up in a small town in Illinois and loved it very much, but now we have adjusted to the city life around the St. Charles/St. Louis, Missouri area. Thanks for the nice comments on my featured album yesterday. Hope you have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Sharon (and Bob)

said photoop23 2005.12.06 at 09:18:18 PST

Hi Ken! Thanks so much for your nice comments in my featured album Wednesday. I'm glad it gave me the opportunity to come see more of your work. I really enjoyed this album, and was especially pleased to see the WWII memorial. We see them in practically every town and village we visit in Europe (especially England and France), but I have yet to see one here in the States. Your photo has redeemed my country! Warm regards from California, Beth

said bvillanyi 2005.09.30 at 10:33:58 PDT

Hello Ken, I agree your album has a "Norman Rockwell" feel to it. I also grew up in a small town in Texas where all the stores lined Main Street. I grew up playing outside, along a creek, with toys and games we kids invented outselves. My children grew up in a large cities with toys based on movies all costing a bundle. I've been back to my hometown twice in the last 10 years and it's not the same. Huge malls, dead downtown, and something .... lost? I think that's why we love Albuquerque so much. 10 minutes and your out of town. Ed/Albuquerque

said edandhelen 2005.09.18 at 07:10:53 PDT

This is a delightful album. I love the school house and the fact that your records were still there. What a joy it must have been to do so. Looking forward to more pictures. Caroline Louisiana USA.

said wmcaroline2003 2005.09.17 at 22:13:41 PDT