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First Presbyterian Church [OTM]

By Peter Askew | August 6, 2008

located right off the Square at 924 Van Buren Avenue, it’s a hard one to miss..

other great shots of the church can be found at their site, http://www.fpcoxford.net

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Oxford Time Machine (aka. OTM) highlights ‘then-and-now’ photos of the surrounding community. It’s a hobby project of ours : )

Topics: Faulkner, Oxford Time Machine | 1 Comment »

Play Blues Like RL and Junior (Kinda)

By Peter Askew | August 2, 2008

One of several blessings I received during my tenure at Ole Miss, was the immersion into Mississippi hill country blues.

The good stuff.

Actually, make that, the great stuff.

Unrefined, gritty, beautiful, and full of life.

RL Burnside and Junior Kimbrough were stewards in my introduction. And to this day, I can’t seem to shake my infatuation with their sound.

Sounds, like this:

Sounds that’d I’d love to try and emulate … only if I played an instrument. And I’m sad to say I don’t. (but that will change).

Until then, this new handy website will fill my void … Desktop Blues

Pick your lyrics, pick the beat, even turn the radio on for a background beat to play against.. Although it ain’t gonna turn us into RL or Junior, it at least brings us a little closer together : )

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Ole Miss Water Tower [PIC]

By Peter Askew | July 27, 2008

Ole Miss Water Tower on a hot summer day

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From time to time, we like sharing pics from around the Oxford area. This is one of those times : )

Wanna share of of your own pics? Drop me a line anytime..

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520 N Lamar - Fiddler’s Folly [OTM]

By Peter Askew | July 22, 2008

per the Oxford CVB site:

In 1875, prominent attorney Charles Howry commissioned James Stewart to design this elegant Italianate house using pre-cut materials shipped by boat and assembled on site.

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Oxford Time Machine (aka. OTM) highlights ‘then-and-now’ photos of the surrounding community. It’s a hobby project of ours : )

Topics: Oxford Time Machine | 2 Comments »


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