Missouri's Mark Twain Country

Very interesting album. good pictures. I enjoyed them very much. Thanks for sharing... PS I like barns too.. Joe from Tennessee..

said joeselby 2005.09.09 at 21:15:23 PDT

Hi Jayne. It's good to see things that we can identify with. Even we Aussies have heard of Mark Twain and it's interesting to see how and where he lived, and of course it had to have the mighty Mississippi in here somewhere. Very good guys and I thank you for sharing it with me. Take care and give my best to Joe. Hugs mate Al...

said shortshooter 2005.09.10 at 01:33:27 PDT

Good Morning Jayne, Looks like you guys also had a good labor day trip, love your pictures as always, but looks like missouri is like arkansas and also tennessee, needing lots of rain. I guess we will get our share soon with fall coming on then we can all find some good waterfalls, take care and have a good sunday, see you in the woods, Ronnie

said rrackley 2005.09.11 at 10:39:01 PDT

What a great album Jayne. I loved the Ornamental Mill and the old school house. I always loved Mark Twain and found this whole album VERY interesting. Check out my new one of my grand baby's first horse show. I was a proud Nana!

said momadebbie2 2005.09.12 at 06:54:05 PDT

Great photos Jayne..........Looks like you had a good trip. This would have been something I would have liked to see too! Keep those great photos coming. Bonnie

said bonniedean4 2005.09.12 at 19:22:15 PDT

Hi Jayne & Joe!! Simply a fantastic album filled with lots of memories..Spent part of my Honeymoon (1959) in Hannibal Mo. just enjoying the sights..You got some awesome old barn captures in this one too..Thanks for sharing & God's Blessings from Texas...Ken

said bigdaddy8x14 2005.09.13 at 14:06:36 PDT

Hi Jayne..i love these shots, especially the interiior shots of Mark Twain's home. Thanks for the great tour of the area! Warm regards, -claudia

said gardenlady110 2005.09.17 at 17:33:27 PDT

Hi Jayne, Just finished looking at your photos of the Mississippi river and Monroe Co., MO. Beautiful country. I am not used to seeing the river that blue. Down in La. where I lived for a while, it is quite dark and muddy. All of the barn pictures are excellent. Thanks for sharing your photos. Regards, Ken Up, Wilson, Ok.

said kenup5429 2005.09.18 at 11:36:03 PDT

Hey how are you. Sorry I have not been around to write comments. Thanks for all of yours. I love the 5th one achitecturally. So interesting inside the bridge. They are all great, we all love those covered bridges!!!!

said oceanloves 2005.09.25 at 06:04:37 PDT

hi Jayne what a nice album i never had the pleasure of going through a covered bridge sounds cool and mark twain place as a child is something neat to see i enjoy old building of some famost people of long ago the way they live , today people would not servive living like that , we are to spoil . thank so much for sharing and your visit to my album your friend Jean

said jac707 2005.09.29 at 20:27:53 PDT

wonderful album. great composition. all agar101

said agustinguti888 2005.10.03 at 06:48:16 PDT

Hi Jane ok, you will think it odd. I pick a very artistic "Doorway" you took of the cabin. I love that one!!! I can picture a Mom and Dad in there with kids!! LOL!! So now I will have to look for the dedication album! Have a great week. Gin the artist

said oceanloves 2005.11.15 at 06:07:47 PST

Hi Jayne...Thanks for selecting one of my barn photos as one of your favorites..I also feel honored to be next to Ronnie who is also one of my favorite Users..the barn image you selected is one of the very first barn photos I took in Sept 1986..the barn is no longer there as that area has been turned into a large apartment complex so it's now a "historical" treasure as far as I'm concerned..Will look at your 24 favorite photos in a few days to see who else is added..Going to be fun...God Bless & Merry Christmas from Texas...Ken

said bigdaddy8x14 2005.12.08 at 20:07:33 PST

Thanks for your support and viewing NTTL2K1 or NTTL2K2 albums in 2005. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, best wishes for 2006! Michel from Quebec, Canada

said nttl2k1 2005.12.18 at 16:59:00 PST

Thank you for sharing your photos of the Union Covered Bridge. My wife and I have travelled to see the 2 of the 4 covered bridges in Missouri (Sandy Creek and Bufordville by Bollinger Mill) and will visit the one in Linn County this fall. Your photographs are fantastic and how you show off Missouri's finest beauty. David St. Louis, Missouri

said justmarriednhappy 2006.06.26 at 09:38:59 PDT