Yup! Pyllis is right. It's Rush Rhees. Maybe a case could be made for both: back in the early 60's I often was saying in my head: you better rush these over to Rush Rhees, referring to some paper I had to get over to the library, top floor, where the English/American Lit grad students had their seminar room. Three of the happiest years of my life were spent at beautiful U. of R., where I rcvd a Ph.D. in English/American lit.
Thanks for the picture!
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Thank you so much for your compliments greg & PTM
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Bela tomada... parabéns... saudações desde o Brasil...
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Thank you very much, my friends.
Bob
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Très belle photo, merci ! J'aime les sites historiques de la Nouvelle France, surtout Ticonderoga. Cordiales salutations de France.
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Great shot Martin. I've just booked a short break in Beadnell later this year, so hopefully will get chance to get some photography in LIKE
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wow, all your photos are fantastic!!! LIKE!!!
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Ładne ! ~ L
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Hvala :-)
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Yup! Pyllis is right. It's Rush Rhees. Maybe a case could be made for both: back in the early 60's I often was saying in my head: you better rush these over to Rush Rhees, referring to some paper I had to get over to the library, top floor, where the English/American Lit grad students had their seminar room. Three of the happiest years of my life were spent at beautiful U. of R., where I rcvd a Ph.D. in English/American lit. Thanks for the picture!
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This tree was fun to climb, and nice to look at on my drive in and out of school/work every day at UR. RIP Tree of Life, 7/4/10.
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