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An Exceptional Woman


	An Exceptional Woman Rather than explaining this picture, I'm posting another picture in the discussion thread that says it all! :) Happy Sunday everyone!!!!! :) High Park, Toronto, Ontario, CANADA Lorna Shutter
	Plaque for Monument at High Park High Park, Toronto, Ontario, CANADA Lorna Shutter

Lorna Shutter

This is the plaque that was in front of this monument. She was quite a woman! :)

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June 24, 2012

Michelle Alton

And your photos are a lovely tribute to her, Lorna.

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June 24, 2012

Robert R. Goodman

Hi Lorna,Beautiful capture my friend.Great info and it look like a great day to at the park.Almost time for me to take a nap,I was out chasing storms until 2am this morning!!!

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June 24, 2012

David Phalen

Excellent framing, light, colors and clarity!! Beautiful!!

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June 24, 2012

Debbie Bray

Lorna, isn't it majestic that the statue of her portrays a beautiful strong looking young woman, when really she had a debilitating disease. It just goes to show, that you don't have to be mobile to make a stand on this earth! What a beautiful story, and great images to boot!!

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June 25, 2012

Anthony G. Comella

Terrific viewing Lorna - Lovely tribute!!!

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June 25, 2012

Ellen Hodges

Well, this young author certainly deserves this beautiful statue and tribute, Lorna!!! Lovely work!!!

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June 25, 2012

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Wow. She made a wonderful mark on this Earth.

A lady friend of mine has spent her entire adult life researching nursery rhymes and their origins making a hand made book with wonderful children type pictures she has drawn there. Her husband has held her back and forbade her to publish it. He doesn't want her to get any "unnecessary attention" or to become "proud"...Very sad thing. It upsets me in her behalf. It's a beautiful book and fascinating. I'd like to stop and honor women like her for a moment, too, that had so much to contribute but were held back for whatever reason.

What a thing that this lady here had such illness yet still made her mark.

Wonderful!

-Sis