#deercreek

[rennet-ruminations]

Such a cute lil' dude; excited to break open the Giant wheel waiting for me when I'm back in my shop on Friday!

#deercreek #thekingcheddar #cheddar #cheese

[shivamnigam]

. . #deerhunt #deermanagement #deerlake #deercreek #deerfieldbeach #deerseason #deerskull #deerhunting #deerphotography #deeresighting #deerstalking #deerpark #deerart #deerantlers #deerfield #deerantler #deerhunter #deerhuntingseason #deer #deere #deerheadchihuahua #deerhead #deeranddoe #deers #deerofinstagram #deerhound #deermeat #intags #deerantlerspray #deercamp https://www.instagram.com/p/CnOoounv_MB/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#deerhunt #deermanagement #deerlake #deercreek #deerfieldbeach #deerseason #deerskull #deerhunting #deerphotography #deeresighting #deerstalking #deerpark #deerart #deerantlers #deerfield #deerantler #deerhunter #deerhuntingseason #deer #deere #deerheadchihuahua #deerhead #deeranddoe #deers #deerofinstagram #deerhound #deermeat #intags #deerantlerspray #deercamp

[bjsrer]

@officialdamageband, the 1st i met these #HeavyMetalHellians!!! we were at #DeerCreek fer @ironmaiden (at Ruoff Music Center) https://www.instagram.com/p/ChpZocqMu3n/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#heavymetalhellians #deercreek

[fawcettfotos]

A lot of the times Im happy, but with a Camera and taking photos for an amazing Golf Tournament, Its like Christmas in July #Letsgo #DeerCreek https://www.instagram.com/p/CgpEzUaurx2/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#letsgo #deercreek

[posterdrops]

Reposted from @phan.gear.prints Burst into bloom and decay *NEW* 18x24” Print is now available on our Etsy shop. #gratefuldead #deadandcompany #deadhead #deercreek #indianapolis #indiana #noblesville #phish #gigposterdesign #gigposter #poster #print #printmaking #jamband #jambands #deer #art #fortwayne #phangearprints #outdoors #jerrygarcia #bobweir #sanfrancisco # (at Ruoff Music Center) https://www.instagram.com/p/CfVIqDuOOg3/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#gratefuldead #deadandcompany #deadhead #deercreek #indianapolis #indiana #noblesville #phish #gigposterdesign #gigposter #poster #print #printmaking #jamband #jambands #deer #art #fortwayne #phangearprints #outdoors #jerrygarcia #bobweir #sanfrancisco

[shadestar413]

#shadey scribbles #Deercreek? my beloved <3 #sweet mama

[shefanispeculator]

Appears to be for Deercreek Cheer Team

[handeaux]

Cincinnati’s Beloved Myth Of Washerwoman Ida Martin

From a dense forest of tall dark pinewood, Mount Ida rises like an island. Genesis, “The Fountain of Salmacis”

It is among Cincinnati’s most treasured myths, a tale passed down the generations as gospel truth for almost 80 years. Here is the original version as published in the 1943 WPA Guide, formally known as “Cincinnati: A Guide to the Queen City and Its Neighbors” [page 253]:

“Sitting quietly alone, with traffic whizzing round its feet, Mount Adams has the ascetic majesty associated with spiritual things. . . In the early days the eminence was called Mount Ida. Some say it was named for Ida Martin, a washerwoman who lived in the hollow of an old sycamore on the steep hillside ‘a little north of Fox’s sawmill, east of Deer Creek.’ An architectural detail of the Martin establishment is recalled in one account: ‘a broken hollow limb, much smoke-blackened, served for a chimney.’”

This myth is perpetuated at 1136 St. Gregory Street in one of the city’s wonderful Artworks murals entitled “The Roots of Vision.” Presented here are images of people associated with Mount Adams: Nicholas Longworth, Maria Longworth, a bishop, an astronomer and “pioneer woman” Ida Martin.

It is a lovely myth, but it is, like many myths, unsupported by facts. Among these facts, amalgamated into the accepted myth are the following:

There actually was a washerwoman who lived in a hollow sycamore tree on the slopes of the hill that was later named Mount Adams.

There actually was a woman named Ida Martin, who was not a washerwoman, but who did have something to do with Mount Adams.

Mount Adams was formerly known as Mount Ida, among other names.

Somewhere along the way, these three facts bumped into one another and created a satisfying and enduring myth.

Let us address the “washerwoman” first. She first appears in the recollections of one Samuel Stitt, an early settler, as published in Charles Cist’s “Sketches and Statistics of Cincinnati in 1859,” where Stitt recalls:

“We all had our pasture-lots; mine was on Deercreek, a little north of Fox's sawmill. On this lot was a large hollow sycamore tree, which was occupied as a dwelling by a woman who washed for the garrison. A large limb had been broken off, and the stump of it left, served for a chimney. It was as much blacked by the smoke as any brick chimney I have seen since.”

Stitt’s memory was repeated by Robert Ralston Jones, in his “Fort Washington at Cincinnati Ohio” (1902)

“Fort Washington stood upon the second terrace, which extended back from the upper edge of the second bank, at an elevation of between eighty and ninety feet above low water in the Ohio River. The lower terrace was originally covered by a growth of white walnut, water maples, hickory, and ash trees; with a few very large sycamores. One of these sycamores, situated near Deer Creek a little above its mouth, was hollow and of such a great size, that a woman who acted as laundress (about 1796), for the garrison at Fort Washington, occupied it as a dwelling; the broken end of a hollow limb which projected from the trunk being utilized as a chimney.”

Note that this woman is not named in either of these sources. One might also inquire why a woman would set up her laundry in a burned-out sycamore tree on an otherwise unoccupied hill when there was a perfectly good little village named Cincinnati on the other side of Fort Washington. It is not unreasonable to suspect that this laundress or washerwoman provided “services” in addition to laundry for the soldiers stationed at the Fort. Contemporary records list “washerwomen” among the various “camp followers” attached to the armies of the day, and a hollow tree across the creek from a fort filled with potential customers might escape the scrutiny of righteous townfolk.

At one time Mount Adams was pretty much owned by Nicholas Longworth, who had purchased “Belmont,” the building we now know as the Taft Museum, at a bargain when the original owner, Martin Baum, went bankrupt. What is now Eden Park constituted Longworth’s grape vineyards. It was Longworth who donated land at the peak of Mount Adams for the original Cincinnati Observatory.

Longworth installed several generations of his family in Belmont, where, according to Rose Angela Boehle, in her biography of Maria Longworth, the lot of them were fed by a certain cook:

“[Longworth] could look across his garden, down the little Deer Creek at the bottom of the valley, and beyond to the first hill, named Mt. Ida by the children after the Longworth cook, Ida Martin, who lived in a rustic cabin on its lower slope.”

Well, perhaps.

The hill we call Mount Adams has had any number of names over the years. Around 1800, it was known as Lytle’s Hill and somewhat later as Waterworks Hill. Mount Ida was certainly one of its names. The Family Magazine of 1841, published in Cincinnati, offers this description as part of a caption to an engraving of our city:

“We offer our readers this month a view of Cincinnati from the hill north-east of the city, vulgarly known as the water-works' hill, classically called Mount Ida.”

Note that word, “classically.” The pioneers who settled Cincinnati may have been buckskin-clad frontiersmen intent on colonizing the backwoods, but they were far from illiterate or unlettered. Most would immediately have recognized Mount Ida from classical mythology as mentioned in Homer’s Iliad and Virgil’s Aeneid. Even in the 1970s, Mount Ida was familiar to the public school toffs who formed the rock group Genesis and memorialized the original Grecian Mount Ida in their song, “The Fountain of Salmacis.”

In other words, Mount Ida might or might not have been named for the Longworth family cook, but the reference would surely have incorporated an allusion to classical mythology.

The bottom line is this:

There was a washerwoman who lived in a hollow tree on the hill that was later named Mount Adams, but her name was not Ida Martin.

There was an Ida Martin, but she did not live in a hollow tree and she was not a washerwoman.

Mount Adams was once called Mount Ida, but that was mostly because of classical mythology, not because of a woman named Ida.

[I am indebted to Valerie Niemi for pointing me to the real Ida Martin in Rose Angela Boehle’s biography of Maria Longworth.]

#ida martin #mount adams #mount ida #fort washington #nicholas longworth

[aetherzpalace]

Allegiances for Warrior Cats: Generated! these get updated every moon, here's the first Allegiances. first quarter-moon will be posted soon :)

MeadowClan

Leader

Meadowstar, 78 moons - A ginger tom with white spots and hazel eyes.

Deputy

Grassdawn, 96 moons - A cream tabby colorpoint tom with ice eyes.

Medicine Cat

Squirrelpetal, 84 moons - A long-furred black tabby colorpoint she-cat with blue eyes.

Goosenut, 72 moons - A white tom with ginger tabby spots and leaf eyes.

Warriors

Sootivy, 78 moons - A white tom with umber eyes.

Minnowleap, 60 moons - A white tom with cream and lilac tabby spots and hazel eyes.

Ferretcreek, 60 moons - A white she-cat with ginger and black tabby spots and green eyes.

Berryspark, 66 moons - A ginger, black, and white tabby she-cat with lapis eyes.

Acornfall, 72 moons - a white tom with ginger and black tabby spots and green eyes.

Patchfeather, 48 moons - A white tom with green eyes.

Rustpelt, 72 moons - A ginger tabby colorpoint tom with olive eyes.

Brokenfire, 54 moons - A white she-cat with aqua eyes.

Dovepetal, 78 moons - A ginger and black she-cat with white spots and copper eyes

Wetspirit, 66 moons - A white she-cat with copper eyes

Honeyfin, 66 moons - A white she-cat with hazel eyes.

Stormleaf, 72 moons - A ginger and chocolate she-cat with white spots and aqua eyes.

Cloverleaf, 48 moons - A long-furred cream, fawn, and white she-cat with jade eyes.

Falconsong, 54 moons - a long furred cinnamon tabby she-cat with white spots and orange eyes.

Darkgoose, 54 moons - A white she-cat with sage eyes.

Bramblehollow, 78 moons - A cream and blue tom with white spots and sky eyes.

Rockfish, 72 moons - A white she-cat with umber eyes.

Scorchstorm, 72 moons - A white she-cat with umber eyes.

Feathersplash, 84 moons - a cinnamon and white tabby she-cat with jade eyes.

Rivermist, 78 moons - A white tom with amber eyes.

Apprentices

None.

Queens

None.

Elders

None.

Kits

None.

RyeClan

Leader

Ryestar, 66 moons - A black tom with white spots and bronze eyes.

Deputy

Birchacorn, 60 moons - A white she-cat with green eyes.

Medicine Cat

Tansyjay, 90 moons - A white she-cat with sky eyes.

Honeytail, 96 moons - A white tom with cream tabby spots and amber eyes.

Warriors

Aspentooth, 60 moons - A ginger tabby tom with white spots and moss eyes.

Mumbleeye, 78 moons - A ginger and black tabby she-cat with white spots and orange eyes.

Bouncegrass, 72 moons - A ginger and chocolate tabby she-cat with white spots and cerulean eyes.

Blackstorm, 60 moons - A ginger, black, and white tom with orange eyes.

Rainsun, 54 - A white tom with hazel eyes.

Sweetpuddle, 66 moons - A ginger tabby she-cat with orange eyes.

Otterpuddle, 78 moons - A white tom with gold eyes.

Frogmask, 66 moons - A chocolate tom with jade eyes.

Ferretdust, 60 moons - A white tom with moss eyes.

Shredscar, 66 moons - A chocolate tabby she-cat with white spots and jade eyes.

Paleface, 60 moons - A white she-cat with copper eyes.

Thornwing, 72 moons - A white she-cat with sky eyes.

Dovespirit, 54 moons - A ginger tabby tom with yellow eyes.

Blossomclaw, 54 moons - A white tom with bronze eyes.

Mossygrass, 78 moons - A ginger and white tabby she-cat with copper eyes.

Webivy, 72 moons - A white she-cat with blue eyes.

Flameflight, 48 moons - A white tom with lapis eyes.

Mintstreak, 84 moons - A white tom with orange eyes

Deercreek, 60 moons - A white tom with ginger tabby spots and blue eyes.

Heronblaze, 54 moons - A white tom with orange eyes.

Apprentices

None.

Queens

None.

Elders

None.

Kits

None.

CrookedClan

Leader

Crookedstar, 90 moons - A white tom with ginger tabby spots and umber eyes.

Deputy

Acorndapple, 72 moons - A ginger tabby tom with white spots and hazel eyes.

Medicine Cat

Fennelcloud, 90 moons - A long-furred ginger and white tabby tom with copper eyes.

Rabbitwhisker, 108 moons - A long-furred black and white she-cat with hazel eyes.

Warriors

Juniperdust, 54 moons - A white tom with umber eyes.

Fuzzypuddle, 78 moons - A white tom with umber eyes.

Beechmist, 72 moons - A long-furred white tom with ginger tabby spots and amber eyes.

Rushfoot, 66 moons- A white she-cat lapis eyes.

Pricklestorm, 78 moons - A cream tabby tom with white spots and gold eyes.

Haresplash, 48 moons - A ginger and white tabby tom with ice eyes.

Seedbee, 66 moons - A black tabby tom with white spots and bronze eyes.

Lionfall, 54 moons - A white tom with lapis eyes.

Reedlight, 54 moons - A ginger and white tabby tom with lapis eyes.

Eeljaw, 48 moons - A white tom with ginger spots and bronze eyes.

Smokespirit, 60 moons - A ginger and white tabby tom with amber eyes.

Fallenbird, 72 moons - A long-furred white tom with olive eyes.

Snailtree, 48 moons - A white tom with ginger tabby spots and amber eyes.

Longwhisper, 60 moons - A long-furred white tom with jade eyes.

Horsecloud, 78 moons - A white tom with green eyes.

Grassbee, 60 moons - A ginger tabby tom with hazel eyes.

Leopardface, 84 moons - A white tom with leaf eyes.

Rosemoon, 78 moons - A white tom with ginger tabby spots.

Fishstream, 54 moons - A white tom with cerulean eyes

Fallowsun, 48 moons - A lilac tabby tom with white spotting and bronze eyes.

Apprentices

None.

Queens

None.

Elders

None.

Kits

None.

CreekClan

Leader

Creekstar, 72 moons - A cream and lilac tom with white spots and sage eyes.

Deputy

Oneheather, 84 moons - A ginger tabby colorpoint tom with orange eyes.

Medicine Cat

Sheepspirit, 72 moons - A ginger, black, and white she-cat with hazel eyes.

Rustyrun, 60 moons - A long-furred white she-cat with ginger and black spots and hazel eyes.

Warriors

Branchstem, 54 moons - A ginger tabby tom with blue eyes.

Quickdawn, 54 moons - A long-furred white she-cat with sky eyes.

Rushwish, 78 moons - A white tom with cream and lilac spots and amber eyes.

Oatpetal, 60 moons - A ginger and black she-cat with white spots and blue eyes.

Furzespring, 72 moons - A cream tabby tom with white spots and aqua eyes.

Flintsun, 84 - A white she-cat with black tabby spots and umber eyes.

Morningmist, 54 moons - A long-furred black and white tabby tom with bronze eyes.

Sunnystripe, 72 moons - A ginger and black tabby she-cat with white spots and orange eyes.

Fennelrapid, 60 moons - A long furred ginger, black, and white tom with jade eyes.

Shellfeather, 66 moons - A white tom with ginger tabby spots and lapis eyes.

Shredbriar, 54 moons - A long furred white she-cat with black tabby spots and cerulean eyes.

Stormfrost, 60 moons - A white tom with ginger tabby spots and jade eyes.

Spotscar, 84 moons - A long-furred ginger and black tabby colorpoint she-cat hazel eyes.

Mossylight, 60 moons - A white she-cat with leaf eyes.

Cloudgrass, 78 moons - A black tabby colorpoint tom with ice eyes.

Shellstorm, 78 moons - A white she-cat with ginger and black tabby spots and bronze eyes.

Mintcry, 78 moons - A ginger and black tabby tom with white spots and blue eyes.

Pigeondapple, 48 moons - A long-furred blue she-cat with white spots and blue eyes.

Bounceleap, 78 moons - A ginger tom with white spots and bronze eyes.

Rowanfish, 60 moons - A long-furred black tabby tom with white spots and blue eyes.

Apprentices

None.

Queens

None.

Elders

None.

Kits

None.

Cats Outside Clans

Danny, 78 moons - A white tom with orange eyes.

Argos, 60 moons - A white tom with ginger and cinnamon spots and moss eyes.

Aj, 78 moons - A white tom with lapis eyes.

Callie, 72 moons - A long-furred chocolate and white tabby she-cat with ice eyes.

#warriors #warrior cats #wc #cats #cat #WaCa #warriorcats #warrior cats generated #WaCaG

[momagirl-cosmicstatic]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Phish Spring Tour 2022 Concert Shirt Womens Size XXL Deercreek Orange Beach.

[firstcoastjoan]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: FootJoy Men's 1/2 Zip Short Sleeve Sport Golf Windshirt.

[fixerpics]

#sonyA6400 #sel30750g #sonyalpha . #deerskull #deer #skull #deerhunting #deerseason #deerhunter #deertattoo #deerfieldbeach #deers #skullart #deervalley #deerhunt #deere #deerpark #deerfield #bones #deermeat #skulls #oddities #tantlers #deercamp #deerhead #vultureculture #animalskull #deerstalking #deerhound #deercreek (at Tio Paco) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpQyWHPOpkt/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#sonya6400 #sel30750g #sonyalpha #deerskull #deer #skull #deerhunting #deerseason #deerhunter #deertattoo #deerfieldbeach #deers #skullart #deervalley #deerhunt #deere #deerpark #deerfield #bones #deermeat #skulls #oddities #tantlers #deercamp #deerhead #vultureculture #animalskull #deerstalking #deerhound #deercreek

[joficeandwind]

Oh she’s not actually Shadestar!

I’m drawing the cast more or less for Shadeclan cause I wanna write that sometime and have references Ehe

Her current name is Deercreek but I might change it :3

This one is Shadey!

Oh! We'll they're both adorable!

#j rambles #shady shadey

[jacksonville-sod-masters]

Check out this little project in Deercreek where we revamped a space in front of the client's house. A little sod and new landscaping and now it looks fantastic! Check our more at www.jacksonvillesodinstall.com

#sod installation

[thelistingteammiami]

The 7 Best Places to Retire to in Florida

Florida is a popular place to retire, boasting sunny days, white-sand beaches and access to endless entertainment. It’s home to numerous communities dedicated to people aged 55 and up but also features great neighborhoods where the whole family can live. 

Whether you want to while away the hours by going fishing, visiting Disney World, going on a horseback ride or taking yoga classes, there’s something for everyone in the Sunshine State. Here are the seven best places to retire in Florida.

1. Port St. Lucie 

Population: 204,851

Median selected monthly owner cost (with mortgage): $1,472

This is a popular retirement town on the coast of South Florida with several 55+ communities. Plus, it’s close to nature. The Port St. Lucie Botanical Gardens are a great place to see hummingbirds, butterflies and orchids, and the North Fork St. Lucie Aquatic Preserve has manatees and otters. Watch a sports game at First Data Field or enjoy a round of golf at St. Lucie Trail Golf Club. 

2. Ocala

Population: 63,591

Median selected monthly owner cost (with mortgage): $1,322

Equestrians, take note: This city has hundreds of thoroughbred farms and training centers and is known as the Horse Capital of the World. There are many great places to retire in Ocala, including the 55+ Del Webb Stone Creek and On Top of the World. You can play tennis and basketball, join hundreds of clubs, enjoy fine dining and participate in lifelong learning. Ocala also has several museums and fine arts centers in its historic downtown area.

3. Jacksonville

Population: 949,611

Median selected monthly owner cost (with mortgage): $1,396

Jacksonville is the most populous city in Florida and has everything you might need: a major airport, outstanding hospitals, restaurants to suit any craving and, of course, excellent retirement spots. Communities like Sweetwater and Freedom at Arbor Mill are specifically tailored to the 55+ crowd, but there are also neighborhoods like Deercreek that have no age requirements. With an average summer temperature of 82 F, the balmy climate is one of the biggest appeals of this bustling metropolitan area.

4. Orlando

Population: 307,503

Median selected monthly owner cost (with mortgage): $1,674

This city is a great place to retire because of its year-round warm weather and lack of taxes on retirement benefits. Orlando’s claim to fame is its numerous theme parks and Walt Disney World, but you can also enjoy airboat rides, botanical gardens, shopping and great food. If you’re more interested in a quiet neighborhood life, suburbs like Winter Park, Belle Isle and Lake Mary are just what you’re looking for.

5. Fort Myers

Population: 86,395

Median selected monthly owner cost (with mortgage): $1,764

Fort Myers is one of the best retirement spots in the U.S. It offers white-sand beaches, fine dining and plenty of shopping opportunities. There are dozens of activities available for people of all abilities — do you like fishing, cruises, planetariums or nature preserves? How about easy access to medical clinics and lifelong learning centers? If so, then this is your place! Communities like Calusa Harbour and The Palms of Fort Myers are popular retirement communities.

6. Sanibel

Population: 6,382

Median selected monthly owner cost (with mortgage): $3,490

Located on scenic Sanibel Island, this quiet, charming town is adjacent to an expansive wildlife refuge. There are so many activities to do here: You can go biking or kayaking, collect shells or try to catch some fish. Because it’s on a tiny island, the family-friendly Sanibel has a real sense of community, but it also has amenities like grocery stores, medical clinics and a spa resort. You can also check out the Bailey-Matthews National Shell Museum in your spare time.

7. The Villages

Population: 79,077

Median selected monthly owner cost (with mortgage): $1,395

The Villages is the largest retirement community in the U.S. and is great for older adults who love to stay active. There are limitless things to do, including golf courses, clubs for every topic, swimming pools and recreation centers. You can even take classes or watch historical reenactments. Each household must contain at least one adult who’s 55 or older, making this a great place to find like-minded retirees in the same stages of life. It’s only 40 miles away from the state’s west coast, so you’re never too far from the beach.

Something for Everyone

The best places to retire to in Florida could be the city, a small island town or a suburban neighborhood — it’s all up to you. The Sunshine State is a classic retirement destination, whether you’re the active, outdoorsy type or prefer to spend some quality time in a quiet neighborhood coffee shop.

[posterdrops]

Reposted from @fatkarrstudios Happy Creekend Pham! With Phish playing Indy so close to the 500 I wanted to honor the 'Greatest Spectacle in Racing' with this year's print. 18 x 24 on 80lb Recycled French 7 Colors Hand designed, printed, signed and numbered limited edition of 80. Available on lot in Indy as soon as we show up. I will make a post with my location. See you soon! ✌❤🍔🌽🐟🏎 #art #screenprint #phish #deercreek #creekend #indy500 #greatestspectacleinracing #corn #indiana #summertour #fatkarrstudios (at Ruoff Music Center) https://www.instagram.com/p/CeWiCWbOpQB/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#art #screenprint #phish #deercreek #creekend #indy500 #greatestspectacleinracing #corn #indiana #summertour #fatkarrstudios