Echo Tourism, Mt. St. Helens Anniversary

The houses behind the "Femcare" site. They used to be dumpy, run down little places, but they've been fixed up with nice woodwork trim, cool colors, and cedar shakes.

Strawberries in the landscape in front of the neighboring yoga center. The center's owner bought the "Femcare" building at well below the tax appraisal value.  The property of the center once belonged to the abortionist Lorraine Cummings who worked under the name "Orange Street Properties."

Morning fog and light. Click on any image to enlarge.

A very different view from what we had from the sidewalk for the past few decades. Since I moved to Asheville, we've seen three abortion sites closed and torn down or gutted, and another one closed. Today is the 35th anniversary of the big Mount Saint Helens explosion. Just as in geologic time active volcanoes like Saint Helens will soon erupt again, its only a matter of time before the new Planned Parenthood abortion site will close and fall into decay or be remade into something else. As Winston Churchill wrote, "...though the mills of God grind slowly, they grind exceeding small."

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.

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More images to come.