Digital Collage * iPhoneography * Photography * Altered Art * Fine Art * Photo Fusion * Color Merge * Experimental Photography * An art and photography blog with something for every interest. I use Paint Shop Pro X and Paint Shop Pro X2, as well as Adobe Photoshop CS4 to create my digital collages. Please do not copy the images on this blog without permission. For further information please email me. All of my artwork is Copyright Peggi Meyer Graminski 2005-2016; other images remain the copyright of their original owners.
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Saturday, August 08, 2009
Old St. Charles
Sort of like Bisbee Midwestern Style =)
I absolutely love the red brick streets and old buildings, and the "wide Missouri". Been doing lots of reading on the history of the place, the early French settlers, and of course Lewis and Clark. So cool!
If you are interested in the French influence, you should visit St. Genevieve, Missouri. It was the first settlement in Missouri. It's very quaint and picturesque.
Also, the little village of St. Mary is about 10 miles down the river from St. Genevieve. In St. Mary, the previous school building at the top of the bluff has been turned into a huge antique mall. Fun, fun, fun!
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Your blog looks so nice, Peggi.
If you are interested in the French influence, you should visit St. Genevieve, Missouri. It was the first settlement in Missouri. It's very quaint and picturesque.
Also, the little village of St. Mary is about 10 miles down the river from St. Genevieve. In St. Mary, the previous school building at the top of the bluff has been turned into a huge antique mall. Fun, fun, fun!
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