This entrance to the underground mine was put in by the state when they opened the Reed as a visitor attraction.
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My journey around the world through postcards. Join me, won't you? :)
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Welcome to The Laptop Traveler, my way of sharing and connecting with others interested in postcards, travel and the countries, cultures and peoples of the world! Please take a moment to leave a comment after any of the blog posts here. It is good to know that people are visiting and reading :) Hope you enjoy your visit!
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- renae
- Mountains of, North Carolina, United States
- mother, wife, christian, self-employed, postcard collector, lover and student of the written word.
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Blog Archive
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August
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- Haiku. Can you?
- REVIEW: Quality Inn, South Ocean Boulevard, Myrtle...
- Ocean Park Resort, Myrtle Beach
- The Pavilion, Myrtle Beach
- Myrtle Beach views
- Myrtle Beach Amusement Park
- Myrtle Beach Pier
- Umbrellas along Myrtle Beach
- South Carolina Lighthouses
- South Carolina Fun Facts & Figures
- New Zealand Kiwis
- New Zealand Map
- Steinlager
- Sheep Mustering, New Zealand
- New Zealand Map Card
- South Island, New Zealand
- Canterbury, New Zealand
- Christchurch Botanic Gardens
- Avon River, Christchurch, New Zealand
- Millenium Chalice, Cathedral Square, Christchurch
- Christchurch Cathedral, New Zealand
- The Sign of the Takahe, New Zealand
- Christchurch, New Zealand
- Ikea Art Cards
- Ikea Art Card
- Ikea Art Cards
- Ikea Art Cards
- Ikea Art Card
- Historic North Carolina
- Reed Gold Mine, North Carolina
- Reed Gold Mine
- Cabarrus County Miners, 1880
- Bored
- Free online "Brain Works" test pretty accurate
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August
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