#center point

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࣪ ִֶָ☾. "Ah, you're here. It's a pleasure to make your acquaintance. Now that you've went through all the trouble of finding me, what is is that you want to know?"

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࣪ ִֶָ☾."I see.. well I can help with that. We can put these points down onto our contract tomorrow morning. Until then, I wish you a good night. Stay safe, these paths can be treacherous... On second thought.. How about I walk you back?"

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[Crazy salt. Black pepper. Center Point's own garlic herb blend.]

[tourintexas]

The community of Center Point, Texas, got its name because it was located at the intersection of a couple of well-used roads.   The town was formed by “Freedmen”, which were former slaves who had been freed after the Civil War. 

In about 1889, a one room school was built which was used until a new, four room school was constructed in 1916.    The large building you see in these photos is what remains of that new school.   By 1936, the school had gained the reputation of being one of the best in Camp County; and teachers there were actually paid more than those at other schools around the county. 

By 1938, the Great Depression had caused many people to leave the area and only 78 students remained.   Finally the school merged with the Pittsburg School District, and the Center Point School was closed in 1952.

While it was in operation, the Center Point School had a 14 acre campus; and it was complete with a cafeteria, dormitories, a library, housing for teachers, a gymnasium, a farm, a garden, and a cannery.    At one point there were 279 students attending there, and Center Point School became well known as a vocational training institute.    

[griffinrampant]

Arms of Pyrénées-Atlantiques, France

In use since at least 2007

Blazon: Per quarterly I gules a chain in saltire, cross, and orle or, charged with a center point vert (Navarre/Basse-Navarre); II or two cows passant in pale gules, armed, collared, and belled azure (Béarn); III per pale or a lion rampant bearing a baton gules and azure a fleur-de-lis or (Labourd); IV gules a lion rampant or (Soule)

I’m not entirely clear on whether this is an official coat of arms or not, but let’s be honest, that hasn’t stopped me before. It consists of four regional arms; Béarn was a former province which was combined with Labourd, Basse-Navarre, and Soule in 1790 to form the department of Basses-Pyrénées, renamed to Pyrénées-Atlantiques in 1969. The Béarn arms date back to pre-1290, and were either a reference to a legend of a count of Foix carrying the body of St. Volusianus on a cart pulled by two cows, or (more plausibly) a canting reference to the Vaccaei, whose descendants settled the region. I don’t want to dig too much into the arms of Navarre, since I expect I’ll revisit them in the near future, and, unfortunately, I don’t have much information on the other two quarters.

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SK Ranch, Center Point, Texas, USA,

Lake/Flato Design

Robert Reck Photography

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Glasgow Botanical Garden February 2019

[itstheroyals]

The Duchess of Cambridge visits Center Point London 11/14/2018

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