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Monthly Archives: April 2013
Elementary
“Elementary, my dear Watson.” A familiar quote, but one Sherlock Holmes never actually said in any of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s stories! But this is about a different Holmes – Holmes Run — and an “elementary” walk with a local hiking group. The … Continue reading
Posted in Hiking, Photography
Tagged arthur conan doyle, Holmes Run, Holmes Run Trail, nature, outdoors, wildlife
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Going out on a limb
Just the other day I was reading a story in which the housing market has apparently rebounded so well that the administration is going out on a limb, pushing banks to overlook weaker credit ratings in granting mortgages to prospective homebuyers: The … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged economy, fairfax county virginia, home prices, mortgages, national debt, Washington DC, washington dc area
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