Hi All, Some of you have caught on to my project orientation of late and have been sending in ideas for my next obsession, as if I could not find enough obsessions on my own. I've been plagued with them all my life. Anyway, among those I intend to work on after I have done a lot more on the schools project are Bridges of the Tri-Counties, Railroad Stations of the Tri-Counties and Tombstone Art. I have been collecting for these for some time and have some postcards and photos of both bridges and rail stations in our area. Some are already onsite decorating various pages here and there. I have also been photographing for the tombstone art project for about a month and have enough hands and willows to fill another book. I am telling you about these ahead of time so that if any of you have any bridges or railroad stations lying around, you can scan them and get them to me for the next feature sub-sites at <A HREF=" http://www.rootsweb.com/~srgp/jmtindex.htm ">T ri-Counties Genealogy & History Sites of Joyce M. Tice</A> I have not abandoned either the flagholders or the schools or anything else I have started. I am still WAITING for a Confederate flag holder from one of you Southerners. And maybe even a Pioneer flagholder from some of you Westerners. Get out your cameras and GO HUNTING. For all of you who have participated in helping on any of these, thanks a lot. At this point on the schools project, new materials are being gathered faster than I can get them online. There is a lot more to cover in that area. I do try to at least keep the Table of Contents page updated as much to keep me from losing track of what's still undone as for any other reason. There sure were a lot of schools in our eighty townships. Joyce M. Tice