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The Creek Council Tree, a mature burr oak, marks the traditional "busk ground" chosen in 1836 by the Lochapoka clan of ...

Sue and I visited our son Paul when he was stationed in southern Japan in 2003.  Just before we came home we visited the Memorial Park...

The Peacock Park near Sasebo Japan in the southern part of the islands has the only white peacocks I have ever seen.  They are very strik...

Stained glass windows have been an important part of sacred spaces for many centuries.  Here are three of the sanctuary windows from...

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During her senior year at Wagoner High School our granddaughter Sarah was a Homecoming Queen.  The school colors are red and black.  With...

My granddaughter Wren and grandpup Gus. More Black and White Weekend

Sue and I had dinner tonight at Maxxwells Restaurant in the Campbell Hotel at 11th and Columbia on historic Route 66 in Tulsa.  Built in ...

Here is a view of the BOK Tower from the north, specifically from Brady looking south on Boston Avenue.  For a more familiar view of the ...

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An iconic British symbol in the heart of Tulsa, Oklahoma. See more Ruby Tuesday

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After a week of clouds and cold rain we enjoyed a Sunday of sunshine and mild weather.  Where there is sun there is shadow. More Shadow...

The elegant Mayo hotel was built in 1925.  Here it is reflected in the glass facade of the very modern ONEOK building built in 1984.  The...

For the last several days Tulsa has been cold and rainy.  Here is a sky from earlier in the year with some nice fluffy clouds and a littl...

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As part of grandson Grant's baptism on Christmas Eve was a celebration of the Eucharist, also known as the Lord's Supper, and as ...

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