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lunearobservatory · 10 months

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florida's weird kids 💕 mami and orla

ought gfu k fuck there's THREE of them !!!!! AAA

#so. i've been thinking about. cities.#i have. erm. a LOT of designs.... mayb you'll see a couple more eventually ! shrug !#miami kisses his face kisses his face k #that is a cuban chain he is wearing i just cant draw it right oopsie #orlando :[[[ she is a GREMLIN #like....carbon copy of florida #that's his angel his babygirl #he bailed her out of jail and then they went for ice cream <333333 #she wears a bikini 24/7 so she's prepared to jump into the ocean a lake a pond or a swamp AT ALL TIMES #im sorry ermmh i love her now and i'm gonna make it everyone's problem #i love miami too but yall already knew that #he said hola mami <3 and i said YOU are mami now #or mimi ! but in my... erm.. city verse... only nyc calls him that they're friends <3 the only snowbird miami thinks is kinda alright #florida and all his kids have the prettiest longest most beautiful eyelashes ever btw :/ that's my hc i'm sticking to it!#lune talks #lune talks even more in the tags 😐#wttt #wttsh #ben brainard #welcome to the statehouse #welcome to the table #lune posts art #wttt miami #wttt oc #i guess?... woah... oc time...#wttt orlando #wttt florida #wttt fanart #FULLY DESIGNED ORLANDO TO LOOK LIKE LAURA LAURAOUTDOORS..... ON PURPOSE #yall ever see an insane florida woman and go mm. yeah. you.

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natures-moments · 1 year

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Brainard Lake, Colorado, USA

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wendigoartbot2 · 1 year

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"Settlers and Homesteads of Brainardsville: A Tale of Industry and Enterprise"

by James Morrison, based on "Early Brainardsville History", by Oscar F. Chase In Vermont they settled, my kin of old Then westward they migrated, their story told Bangor in New York, where they did reside In eighteen thirty, with family by their side

In eighteen thirty-seven, I was born In Bangor, where I drew my first breath at dawn In eighteen forty-three, we moved away To East Bellmont, where we planned to stay

Stopping at my sister's, the farm now owned By James Wright, where her log house was honed Then we moved north to Chateaugay's dense woods Where our neighbors were scarce, our hopes understood

Amid the woods and the wilds we built anew With every hand helping, our spirits grew The days spent there, were as happy as can be In my memory, they remain dear to me

Through the experience of my father and peers A school district formed, to lessen our fears The first schoolhouse built on Jacob Kennison's land Abram his son, our first teacher, in command

Miss Eliza Merrill taught our first class Followed by Miss Olive Miles, with great pizzazz Miss Lestina Merrill, another on the list And S. F. Storrs, who we never missed

When a sawmill was built, people began to drift The joint school district discontinued, spirits lift A new school house built, at Brainardsville it stood In eighteen fifty-four, it was made good

Calvin Pike was the first to teach Later, S. F. Storrs, with fame to reach Over sixty terms, he taught with skill Many outsiders came, his lessons to fill

The pioneers who settled here were brave and strong, From far and wide they came, their hearts in song. The Lamsons and Kennisons, great choppers all, Cleared many a farm, but soon heeded the call.

Wild beasts roamed free, bears and lynx and deer, Wolf howls and panther screams oft filled the air. But woodsmen with their axes made it clear, That the big game would no longer be found there.

Thomas Harran, a great trapper, caught the bear, His son George built a sawmill, progress in the air. The first known built by Ira Emerson, block house grand, Intended for a tavern, but served as a dwelling land.

The first sawmill on the river, Chamberlain's name, Meigs & Weed built the dam, progress to claim. A. H. Miller, of Malone, then took the lead, Lumbering and milling, a prosperous deed.

Fish & Van Allen of Albany bought it in '54, Remodeled the mill, "Yankee gong" to explore. James Coates ran the mill, they did large business, Brainard of St. Albans took the reins, success a witness.

He built a grist mill, durable and lasting, G. L. Havens his local agent, the future forecasting. Havens bought the property, a stirring and influential man, A large mercantile business, farming, and lumbering his plan.

About 1877, the mill sold to a new firm, Popeville to name, Havens moved to Colorado, the past never the same. The first post office, Chateaugay Lake, Smith Payne the master, Later moved to Brainard's store, the name to Brainardsville alter.

The history of Chateaugay Lake, rich and grand, Pioneers and progress, the land to command. Wild beasts and woodsmen, progress and change, The future to hold, the past to arrange.

Amid the permanent settlers, a name doth shine, Cyrus Merrill, son of Paul, the prime, Purchased a vast tract of hardwood land, Maple sugar made, chief sugar maker, grand. From 1,500 to 2,000 trees, he did tap, Farming it, teaching school, there's no gap, For forty winters he taught with care, In wisdom and knowledge, many did share.

Benjamin Pratt, an early settler of the land, A son he had, Harvey Pratt, quite grand, A large tract of land he did acquire, Building sturdy frames, with heart on fire. His father and mother both here did rest, And Harvey followed, putting them to best. Four farms emerged from the land in sale, Now Thomas Baker occupies, without fail.

Benniah Huntey, too, came here to rest, Early in our history, he was blessed, With a farm adjoining the Pratt homestead, An industrious man, his toil and sweat. In the sixties, his wife died in sorrow, To Beekmantown, he left for tomorrow. His farm he sold to V. S. Huntey's hand, An onward journey, an unplanned.

Very early in our history, Alonson Roberts' fame, Owned real estate, Chateaugay, his claim to name, Ashery he built, 1850 was the year, On the brook, Antoine Cromp was sent to hear. Canadian Cromp made salt for Roberts' boon, Lived in a log house, cornered, a boon. After the ashery's closure, Cromp did stay, Horse trader, he became well known in the way.

Outsiders began to call this place Crompville, From ashery to horse trade, it's the thrill. The post office known as Brainardsville, The other seldom referred to, it's not a thrill. Burning timber into ashes, the way to make, Salt for French Mills, trade to partake. If these words deserve a place in county history, My heart shall sing with joy, it's no mystery.

James Morrison

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stumbleimg · 2 years

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Brainard Lake Recreation Area, CO [2268x3024] [OC]

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wausaupilot · 9 months

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Wausau area obituaries August 4, 2023

Obituaries are a community service courtesy of Helke and Brainard Funeral Homes.

Obituaries are a community service courtesy of Helke and Brainard Funeral Homes. Timothy F. Goffin Timothy F. Goffin, 75, of Wausau, WI, passed away on Wednesday, August 2, 2023. He was born on January 14, 1948, to the late Arthur and Merleen (Cronkright) Goffin, in Antigo, WI. Timothy grew up on the family homestead in Polar, WI. He graduated from White Lake High School in 1966. He…

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#afternoon update #city of Wausau #Milestones #obituaries

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brookstonalmanac · 9 months

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Beer Events 7.27

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1st beer tax in America imposed by Governor Krieft of New Amsterdam (1649)

Edwin Brainard patented an Improved Method of Preserving the Aromatic Principle of Hops (1869)

Mott Gilette and Leaoh King patented a Tap Valve and Tap Valve Faucet (1886)

U.S. Government established a tariff on imported bottled beer (1897)

Ground broken for Central Brewing (Illinois; 1901)

Emil Horst patented a Stem Picker (1920)

Jan De Swart patented a Process of Capping Bottles (1942)

Richard Cornelius patented a Beverage Dispensing Apparatis (1943)

Miller Brewing patented Boxes with a Single Pair of Closure Flaps (1965)

Thomas Evans and Charlie Soules patented a Hop Picking Machine (1971)

Animal House premiered (1978)

Brewery Openings

Palmer Lake Brewing (Colorado; 1995)

Stewart's Brewing (Delaware; 1995)

Buckhout Brewing (New York; 1996)

Rocky River Brewing (Ohio; 1998)

Hop Oast Pub & Brewery (California; 2018)

#Events

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atan-orofarne · 1 year

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My husband took some extremely flattering photos of my frost-covered face the other day when we were out hiking. Behold my icy eyebrows.

There were also ice crystals in my eyelashes.

This was up at Brainard Lake, and it was like 20° out, with wind-chill taking it down to 5-ish.

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reveal-the-news · 2 years

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Girls Soccer: Warriors tie with Tech despite late surge - Brainerd Dispatch

Girls Soccer: Warriors tie with Tech despite late surge – Brainerd Dispatch

BRAINARD — With 10 seconds left in overtime, Brainerd’s Emma Shelfore’s shot from inside the box was saved by St. Cloud Tech’s Abby Wright in a 1-1 Central Lakes Conference tie Tuesday, Sept. 6, at Adamson Field. Finding themselves at halftime, the Warriors showed strength in the second half and tied the game with 21:13 left in regulation. “The result is good, a tie is better than a loss,”…

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embodyyourlife · 2 years

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I was all alone on the trail early this morning, enjoying the deafening silence of the wilderness. Chanting, walking, every step a hello to the cool earth beneath —a respite from the oppressive heat at lower elevations. I picked up two plastic bags and one trail bar wrapper, doing my little part in protecting the environment. A hefty parking fee is keeping the visitors to a manageable level. #brainardlake #bluelaketrail #frontrange #rockymountains #elevationrelief #coloradomountains #hikingadventures👣 (at Blue Lake, Brainard Lake Recreation Area) https://www.instagram.com/p/CgP8S-dvy0r/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#brainardlake #bluelaketrail #frontrange #rockymountains #elevationrelief #coloradomountains #hikingadventures👣

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thatsnakeman · 2 years

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