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by Suzanne Stout
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Decorate your bathroom and dry yourself off with our luxuriously soft bath towels and hand towels. Our towels are made from brushed microfiber with a 100% cotton back for extra absorption. The top of the towel has the image printed on it, and the back is white cotton. Available in three different sizes: hand towel, bath towel, and bath sheet.
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Margaret Thomas' Gardens. On a little more than five acres on Lawyers Road, Margaret Wilson Thomas created a vast iris garden that brought her... more
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Margaret Thomas' Gardens. On a little more than five acres on Lawyers Road, Margaret Wilson Thomas created a vast iris garden that brought her national acclaim and local adoration. She died May 25, and now the fate of her gardens is very unclear.
In 1963, Thomas and her husband George bought 33 acres of land just outside of what is now Reston, on the busy road that is now mostly Reston Parkway and West Ox Road. The Thomases sold most of the land in 1973, and when George Thomas died the following year, Margaret Thomas began supporting herself by selling irises and vegetables. Before long, it became widely known as an oasis of beauty amid the Fairfax County house farms and also a great place to buy iris roots by the clump.
Painters, photographers, and other flower lovers came out on the first sunny day of May 2003 to take in Margaret Thomas's Garden. (Michael Temchine - For The Washington Post) In 1996, the Cultural Landscape Foundation and Garden Design magazine...
Born and raised in Central New York, my fascination with freezing moments in time began decades ago when I took my very first Polaroid snapshot. In recent years, the introduction of digital photography has proven to be a game-changer with its limitless opportunities. Utilizing this avenue, I strive to capture unique, eye-catching images while concentrating on color vibrance, energy and breathtaking beauty.
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