cookeville: Saving A Repo - 09/10/09 02:02 PM
Saving a Repo.
Being the savvy real estate agent I am, I know a good deal when I seen one. I was looking through our MLS System when i ran across a cute little house in close by Livingston. I could tell just by the outside picture what potential this house had. So i decided to go ahead and go for it. I bought it and decided to do the work myself (with some help from my assitant).
Well we got started, and as you can see that blue is a tought color to cover up. Once we got a coat … (0 comments)
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cookeville: Storm Clouds - 06/23/09 01:19 PM
My niece took this with her cell phone last night while she was playing softball in Burkesville, Ky. It was lighting and thundering and she said this pictures does not do the acctualy cloud justice. It was the most unusal cloud she had seen. Luckaliy they called off the game before it got real bad.
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cookeville: Purple Iris's - 04/17/09 12:50 PM
I was on my way to the office this morning and i thought that these Iris's where just to pretty to pass by. I stopped and took a bunch of pictures. I liked this on the best. I messed around with the editing on Picnik (myfirst time!) and came up with this. I really like it myself. If you look closely you can see a lady bug hiding in the petals!
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cookeville: Local Events for March 2009 - 03/05/09 01:07 PM
March 2009
Mar 1 - Mar 13 Joan Derryberry Art Gallery Exhibit: Aaron Lee Benson - Ceramic Sculpture 1st Floor Roaden University Center on TTU CampusFebruary 17, 4:30pm Reception/Gallery talkMr. Benson has a BFA, BS in Art Education and MFA in Sculpture/Ceramics from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. He is currently the Chairman and Professor Fine Arts in Sculpture and Ceramics at Union University in Jackson, Tennessee. He has shown his work throughout the south and northeast including Vanderbilt's Sarratt Gallery and Duke University's Louise Jones Brown Gallery. Benson has received several public commissions including work for the 1996 Summer Olympics … (1 comments)
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cookeville: Wonderful Snow! - 01/29/09 01:07 PM
Since it snowed here yesterday, after the rain and sleet, I went out and took some pictures.
Those are Trumpeter Swans! Swans in Jackson County Tennessee! I was very surprised. They are Huge!
I played with this one some in photobucket to give it an older look.
The beautiful rolling hillside of my sisters farm in Jackson County.
Roaring River sure was roaring yesterday!
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cookeville: Cute House on Walnut - 01/22/09 12:40 PM
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cookeville: Snow pics from today - 01/20/09 03:49 PM
Since a good snow doesnt come along as often as I wish it would i thought that I would get out today nd take some pictures of it at local Cane Creek Park. The First picture is a picture of the lake. Its Frozen! But I wouldnt want to try and walk out on it. its only like an inch thick.
As soon as iturned around and took this picture ^ my camera died and would not come back on! I was dissapointed to say the least. I was hopeing to walk around and get more pictures but … (6 comments)
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cookeville: Local Events for Dec 2008 Putnam County - 12/11/08 12:55 PM
Local Events for Dec 2008 Putnam County
December 2008
Dec 1 - Dec 30 Isabel Cohen-Color MagicPresented by the Magical Muse Gallery123 W. Broad St., CookevilleHours: Wednesdays - 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.Thursdays - Saturdays 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.Sunday - Mondays - ClosedTuesdays - By appointment only
Dec 1 - Dec 26 2nd Annual Gracemoor Trees of ChristmasIndividuals, businesses and groups will have decorated Christmas Trees on display 1pm to 4pm at US Bank on Mose Dr. Hwy 111 in Sparta TN. The public may view the trees and vote for their favorite. US Bank will … (0 comments)
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cookeville: Local Events Cookeville, TN Nov 2008 - 10/30/08 03:23 PM
November 2008
Nov 1 Candy Cane LaneHeld at the Agricultural Complex at the White County Fairgrounds 10am to 6pm. The Sparta Train will be giving rides around the Arena, special outdoor decorations, entertainment, and booths will be available for crafters as well as commercial booths. 100 % of Proceeds go to Tangent Christmas Party for underprivileged kids. Contact: Alan Tatum or Diana Haston at 931-836-3187
Nov 1 Leisure Services Wiffleball Tournament12:00 PMCane Creek Gymnasium, 180 C.C. Camp Road7 Players per team-$35Deadline to register is Oct. 29Call 931-526-9767 or register at the Gymnasium.Rules are available upon request after Oct. 1.
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cookeville: My hats off to Cookeville Regional General Hospital - 10/02/08 01:19 PM
Sept the 17th I had a family member on what we thought was same day surgery and ended up having to have 6 hrs of surgery because of complications. during that time period of waiting to find out what was going on I was informed every hour what was going on and how the patient was. I was impressed with the professionalism and caring of these professionals. upon going to the 5th floor and spending the night we ended up with a student nurse. with my old profession being nursing I think the caliber of nurses being put out in to … (0 comments)
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cookeville: Cookeville Tennessee and Putnam welcome you - 08/01/08 10:03 AM
Cookevlle is nationally recognized for its livabilty. Cookeville is rated wonderfully in terms off cost of living, crime rate , health care ,climate and affordable.
Thank you for your interest in Cookeville, please allow Patt and the 'HERE COMES THE JUDD TEAM" to introduce you to the many things we have to offer.
Those of us who live here are fortunate to live among people of varied and interesting backgrounds, people of good will who demonstrate a strong sense of community and simple courtesy, and gracious southern hospitality to go with it.
Without a doubt the area's most powerful attraction is its quality … (0 comments)
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cookeville: Upper Cumberland middle Tennessee - 05/16/08 11:38 AM
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cookeville: Beautiful Standing Stone State Park - 04/01/08 12:44 PM
Standing Stone State Park is only a short drive from Cookeville. It is worth the time to drive up there and see the beauty of the quiet country. It is one of my favorite places to go. Here is a some information that I got from the website: http://www.tennessee.gov/environment/parks/StandingStone/
Standing Stone State Park covers nearly 11,000 acres on the Cumberland Plateau of north-central Tennessee. The quaint and rustic park is noted for its outstanding scenery, spring wildflowers, fossils and other natural diversity.
The park is located in Overton County within a triangle formed by highways connecting Livingston, Gainesboro and Celina, Tennessee. … (0 comments)
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