Whippoorwill Farewell: Jocassee Remembered

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Debbie Fletcher

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This entry was posted on 6/14/2007 8:05 AM and is filed under General.

I have had 2 instances in the last couple of days where either a photo or video clip from my website has been used on other websites.  Please resist the temptation to use any portion.  If you want to use something, please contact me, and we'll discuss what you would like to use and for what purpose.  These images are one-of-a-kind and have all been published in my book.  Thanks for your understanding and cooperation!

Debbie

 

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    • 6/15/2007 9:52 AM Ann Walling wrote:
      I have a question. Not familiar with blogging, hope this is ok. Are there any pictures, such as time release, of the valley being flooded. I am so taken with your story, this lake just seems to draw you in. I'm new to SC, and find this history so interesting. Thank you, Ann
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      1. 6/23/2007 2:43 PM Debbie wrote:
        Hi, Ann - I don't currently have any shots of the lake filling; however, I am going to Duke Energy soon to do some research in their archives department, specifically to look for such. At some point, I plan to do a revision to my book to include more of the process of the valley being inundated. Thanks for asking! By the way, a blog is fair game for any comment you'd like to make. You're always welcome.
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