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SuperJon wrote:Did anyone notice the rocks above the U were a different color?
Sly Fox wrote:Other than the fact it looks to me like they might've cleared away a little more timber than necessary, I think it looks great.great minds think alike (Scary as THAT is
JLFJR wrote:Thanks for your input, PA! Very helpful.
Hold My Own wrote:SuperJon wrote:Did anyone notice the rocks above the U were a different color?
Yes, they are just simply more dirty...after a few showers it should even out
I really think the lights idea is great...it may be a year or so before it's done but that would be awesome....
Keep in mind sly they are still not done, shrubs will be planted soon...hopefully that'll eat up a little space...not all of it though
Times past
After being born and raised here in Lynchburg back in the 1960s and 1970s and then leaving to live elsewhere to pursue other avenues of life, I returned home over a recent weekend only to find that after being gone for more than 20 years, the Lynchburg I grew up in and loved all but seemed gone now.
Things that were once so nice I could not even find and yet every direction I drove in around the city there seemed to be some kind of development going up. I just can’t imagine all this is necessary in Lynchburg.
Gone was The Plaza shopping center which was one of the best, gone was the best teen spot in the city called Wards Road to what is now a major nightmare with obviously no intelligent planning at all in regard to that area.
Gone are a lot of picturesque neighborhoods now given way to the Northern Virginia style of living.
Gone were all the small businesses that catered to its town folk all to be destroyed for big cheap stores filling the city.
However, I did see one thing that has not changed through all the years and that’s the Falwells’ on–going greed to be so recognized.
That big LU on Candlers Mountain (if that’s still the correct name) has got to be the most hideous looking thing I saw on my return visit.
Oh well, at least I still have my memories of what once was.
DAVID E. THOMAS
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