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Post details: Wordless Wednesday - "Tuesday Edition"

04/29/08

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Categories: Canadiana, Arts And Culture, Wordless Wednesday

Wordless Wednesday - "Tuesday Edition"

Lucy Maud Montgomery, (always called "Maud" by family and friends) and publicly known as L. M. Montgomery, (1874–April 24, 1942) was a Canadian author, best known for a series of novels beginning with Anne of Green Gables, published in 1908. The above photo is self explanatory.

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Comment from: jams o donnell [Visitor]

· http://thepoormouth.blogspot.com/

Thanks for sharing. Great shot

Permalink 04/29/08 @ 08:09

Comment from: Lori [Visitor]

· http://singleparentsunite.blogspot.com/

Interesting...Im not quite sure what to say. Beautiful?? Happy WW.

Permalink 04/29/08 @ 08:54

Comment from: ChrisCandJonJ [Visitor]

· http://chriscandjonjroy.blogspot.com/

I loved the Anne of Green Gables books!

Permalink 04/29/08 @ 09:17

Comment from: Tink *~*~* [Visitor]

· http://MyMobileAdventures.blogspot.com

That's the second "Wordless" I have visited today that had to do with Montgomery. Not that I mind - loved the books as a kid!

Tink *~*~*
http://MyMobileAdventures.blogspot.com

Permalink 04/29/08 @ 09:33

Comment from: ellen b [Visitor]

· http://happywonderer.wordpress.com/2008/04/29/ww-neighborhood-walk/

Oh fabulous. I enjoyed seeing this. I finally just this year read Anne of Green Gables. What a fabulous author she was! perfect for the 100 year anniversary...

Permalink 04/29/08 @ 10:23

Comment from: Comedy Plus [Visitor]

· http://comedyplus.blogspot.com/

How cool. Ties in nicely with your other post. Have a great WW. :)

Permalink 04/29/08 @ 13:41

Comment from: Frigga [Visitor]

· http://anyapples.blogspot.com/

Hmmmm, I don't think I've ever read that book, maybe way back in school as an assignment... It's a pretty site, where is it?

Permalink 04/29/08 @ 13:46

Comment from: Admin [Member]

· http://www.doubledeckerbuses.org/pastyme/

Frigga -> It is in Cavendish, Prince Edward Island :)

Permalink 04/29/08 @ 13:50

Comment from: Kat's Krackerbox [Visitor]

· http://katskrackerbox.wordpress.com/2008/04/29/wordless-wednesday-22-alltel/

That's a beautiful headstone. I love to visit cemeteries and see all the old headstones. Some are quite huge.

Permalink 04/29/08 @ 13:54

Comment from: Chris [Visitor]

· http://chris-book-a-rama.blogspot.com

It's a big year for Anne. 100 yrs old! PEI will be a busy place this summer.

Permalink 04/29/08 @ 20:38

Comment from: napaboaniya [Visitor]

· http://napaboaniya.blogspot.com

Beautiful grave and that's a sweet little one next to it by the child and grandchild :)

Permalink 04/29/08 @ 21:44

Comment from: WillThink4Wine [Visitor]

· http://willthink4wine.blogspot.com

I love strolling through old cemetaries.

Permalink 04/29/08 @ 22:17

Comment from: Gabriel [Visitor]

· http://lfwaterloo.blogspot.com

Great picture. I definitely need to explore this blog a little further, it's full of great stuff!

Here is my post: http://www.netfile.gc.ca/ready-e.html

Happy WW!

Permalink 04/30/08 @ 00:44

Comment from: Gabriel [Visitor]

· http://lfwaterloo.blogspot.com

Just kidding, my WW post is here:

http://lfwaterloo.blogspot.com/2008/04/ww20-gardening-with-mom-and-dad.html

I bet everybody in Canada is doing their taxes right now! :-)

Permalink 04/30/08 @ 00:45

Comment from: charm [Visitor] · http://vielerfolg.com/2008/04/29/wordless-3/

thanks for sharing.

wonderful shot!

Permalink 04/30/08 @ 18:14

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