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The site was described on a quilted wall-hanging sent there by a Los Angeles firefighter, Capt.
Michael Smerconish: Gaining Inspiration From Flight 93 Crash Site Michael Smerconish 2011
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The site was described on a quilted wall-hanging sent there by a Los Angeles firefighter, Capt.
Michael Smerconish: Gaining Inspiration From Flight 93 Crash Site Michael Smerconish 2011
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The site was described on a quilted wall-hanging sent there by a Los Angeles firefighter, Capt.
Michael Smerconish: Gaining Inspiration From Flight 93 Crash Site Michael Smerconish 2011
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When my kids attended the public elementary school down the street, a wall-hanging in the auditorium sported a patchwork of embroidered crosses.
Pamela Kripke: Mixing It Up in the Bible Belt Pamela Kripke 2012
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When my kids attended the public elementary school down the street, a wall-hanging in the auditorium sported a patchwork of embroidered crosses.
Pamela Kripke: Mixing It Up in the Bible Belt Pamela Kripke 2012
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The site was described on a quilted wall-hanging sent there by a Los Angeles firefighter, Capt.
Michael Smerconish: Gaining Inspiration From Flight 93 Crash Site Michael Smerconish 2011
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The site was described on a quilted wall-hanging sent there by a Los Angeles firefighter, Capt.
Michael Smerconish: Gaining Inspiration From Flight 93 Crash Site Michael Smerconish 2011
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When my kids attended the public elementary school down the street, a wall-hanging in the auditorium sported a patchwork of embroidered crosses.
Pamela Kripke: Mixing It Up in the Bible Belt Pamela Kripke 2012
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California-born contemporary artist, vocalist, writer, photographer and surfer, Ithaka, began his immense body of sculpture work, "The Reincarnation Of A Surfboard" after accidentally breaking one of his own boards in half while surfing back in the late 1980's, later restructuring and retexturing the destroyed board - recycling it into an extraordinary piece of wall-hanging sculpture.
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California-born contemporary artist, vocalist, writer, photographer and surfer, Ithaka, began his immense body of sculpture work, "The Reincarnation Of A Surfboard" after accidentally breaking one of his own boards in half while surfing back in the late 1980's, later restructuring and retexturing the destroyed board - recycling it into an extraordinary piece of wall-hanging sculpture.
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