More Cultural Genocide: The Church Where General and President George Washington Attended Is The Latest To Cave To _____________ (fill in the blank)

No longer is it just Confederate monuments that are in danger of being removed. Church leaders at the Christ Church of Alexandria have decided to remove a memorial which for years had honored the legacy of George Washington in order to make the church "more welcoming". 

Read the article HERE

H/T to James in Georgia

Coming To A "Hive" Near You?

H/T to Bob in KY

Friday Femme Fatale......

Awwwwww

This Is Amazing... Enjoy...

Borrowed from chickenmom, thanks!



Be sure to watch it to the end.







some info on Ray<<

Then, and Only Then, Will The People Believe That Justice Was Served......

h/t to thefuriousfrenchman

Sentinal Bridge In The White Mountains, NH

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Some info here<<


More info on the >>Flume Gorge << which is very a very interesting attraction:

How the Flume Was Formed

Nearly 200 million years ago in Jurassic times, the Conway granite that forms the walls of the Flume was deeply buried molten rock. As it cooled, the granite was broken by closely spaced vertical fractures which lay nearly parallel in a northeasterly direction.Sometime after the fractures were formed, small dikes of basalt were forced up along the fractures. The basalt came from deep within the earth as a fluid material, and because of pressure, was able to force the Conway granite aside. The basalt crystallized quickly against the relatively cold granite. Because of this quick cooling, the basalt is a fine- grained rock. Had this material ever reached the surface, it would have become lava flows.

Erosion gradually lowered the earth’s surface and exposed the dikes. As the overlying rock was worn away, pressure was relieved and horizontal cracks developed, allowing water to get into the rock layers. The basalt dikes eroded faster than the surrounding Conway granite, creating a deepening valley where the gorge is now.

The gorge was covered by glaciers during the Ice Age, but the ice sheet did not greatly change the surface.  It partially filled the valley with glacial debris and removed soil and weathered rock from the vicinity. After the Ice Age, Flume Brook began to flow through the valley again.

The highly fractured granite and basalt have been eroded by frost action as well as by the brook’s water. As you walk through the Flume, look at the floor of the Gorge and you many notice remnants of the main basalt dike, and on the walls of the gorge, small trees are growing. Erosion is still occurring.

Meanwhile , Some Irish Comedy...

  I have never heard of Jim Davidson until earlier today when I saw this hilarious clip.
Now I'll be on youtube checking out some more of his shows!

 NSFW language for sure...