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Each week, a Rapidian staffer will publish a piece related to goings-on at The Rapidian, developments in the world of citizen journalism and tips for making the most of the site. Click here for past editorials.
It's been half a week since Picturesque went up, and we've gotten over 30 submissions in the meantime.
A few things that are coming across in the photos:
We're entering the thick of the holiday season, so I'll keep this short. The Rapidian wishes you a warm holiday/festivus season, safe journey for ye merry travelers and a happy rest-of-2010 in the twilight of the first decade of the 21st century. And while you're out enjoying the season's cheer, don't forget to share what you most enjoy about the wintery cheer on Picturesque.
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Comments
I enjoyed reading your observations about the submissions, Denise, and am glad that you could use a couple of my images for your article. You're right -- many of us have a strong connection to the lake. I've lived in the GR area since the 1980s, but was born and raised in Holland. It's always worth the drive to spend some time at the lakeshore.
Thanks, Tom! I went to the lake today and saw several folks in what was otherwise a desolate parking lot. Their cars were running, they were dragging on the cigs, just breathing in the scene and nicotene. It was really quite beautiful.