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Monday, January 23, 2017
Video: "Women's March on Asheville"
This is a video of the so-called "Women's March on Asheville" from our location at Spruce and College, and from our point of view. Part One.
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Tuesday, July 22, 2014
Echo Tourism in Images
These images are of Asheville, North Carolina sites where people aborted hundreds and thousands of pre-natal children.
The first is 900 Hendersonville Road, now a parking lot attached to an office building owned by Mission Hospitals.

The second is a view from 93 Victoria Street, a building now owned by Asheville Buncombe Technical Community College.
The third is off Reed Street Extension at the edge of Biltmore Village. All that's left of the last place, which closed in November, 1998, is the dilapidated fence you see here, some roofing material used for siding, and some masonry.
[Click to enlarge.]
More images to come.
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