Several years ago we traveled to the eastern shore of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan to search for our great-grandparents farm, on a dirt road in the little town of Stalwart. We had a photograph from 1900 as a reference, but we were uncertain whether their home would still be there.
We did find the house in a clearing in the forest. As I took the photograph, ghostly apparitions appeared before me as I imagined that instant in the old photograph of the carriage and where it might have taken my grandparents that day.
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Comments on: "Gone, But Not Forgotten: Imagined Images" (3)
This is so powerful. It makes me want to go to the plantations of Mississippi, the coastlines of Honduras and the ports of Africa. That’s my background 🙂
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Yes, travel to places where our ancestors once walked brings the history into such sharp focus. Hope you will get to your destinations some day. Thanks for your comment.
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Amazing!
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