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Specializing in Promotional Photography and Video Production Services A number of creative endeavors--beginning in Germany and crossing the Atlantic Ocean into the United States--have provided me with extensive knowledge and a vast array of experiences to design and develop video and photography of the highest quality.
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Dragon Boat Race & Festival
www.decaturmorganfoundation.org/dragon-boat
Registration is open for the 8th Annual Decatur Morgan Hospital Foundation Dragon Boat Festival! Get the Ride of your Life Saturday, May 11th, at Point Mallard Aquatic Center Beach.
The Dragon Boat Race and Festival is the premier sporting event of the year! Participants rave about the excitement, diversity, friendly competition and community spirit surrounding the event. Teams of all ages, skill levels, sizes and shapes take part. This all-inclusive event is the ultimate team building sport - requiring rhythm and finesse rather than brawn to succeed.
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Our team here at the Cook Museum of Natural Science is excited to announce that we will be opening our doors to the public in Decatur, Alabama on June 7th, 2019!
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This video was made possible with funding from North Alabama Mountain Lakes Tourist Association.
For additional information, visit the museum's website at www.alabamaveteransmuseum.com. |
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The Alabama Veterans Museum was born 20 years ago. It was a humble beginning—and quite by accident. Today it attracts more than 12,000 visitors a year- the most popular tourism attraction in Limestone County, Ala.
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We will be a STEAM education museum. With programs built around science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics, as well as partnering with schools.
Virtual reality and hands on simulators will be a part of our program. Our total construction budget is 2.2million. Thus far we have raised $500,000. |
We have over 5,000 artifacts and have the largest military library in North Alabama.
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2019, Festival of the Cranes !
Auburn University Southeastern
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The Southeastern Raptor Center presents its educational program to teach about birds of prey.
See hawks, eagles, falcons and owls up close while learning about habitats, conservation and ecology. The Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center is located at 3121 Visitor Center Road in Decatur. For more information on the Festival of the Cranes, visit https://www.fws.gov/refuge/wheeler 
Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge was established on July 7, 1938, by Executive Order of President Franklin D. Roosevelt as the first National Wildlife Refuge placed on a multi-purpose reservoir to provide habitat for wintering and migrating birds. Covering 35,000 acres, it attracts thousands of wintering waterfowl each year and is home to Alabama’s largest wintering duck population.
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Now in its sixth year, Festival of the Cranes has become a popular weekend activity for families near and far. During the two day event, guests are invited to visit the Observation Building to view thousands of Sandhill cranes along with several Whooping cranes, ducks, geese, raptors and perhaps a bald eagle from the comfort of the heated building.
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RedX Fitness - DECATUR - HARTSELLE - MADISON |
Check out there new website : www.redxfit.com
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What a fun class with yesterday with Goat Yoga? YES! It’s a thing...and RedX Fitness Decatur has it! Yoga has been practiced for over 5,000 years in every culture to assist physical, mental, spiritual and emotional wellbeing. By adding a goat into this already amazing fitness experience, it increases your chances of leaving stress free.
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Mentone Arts & Cultural Center “Blessing of the Land & Introduction of the Sequoyah Statue.
Envision… a venue conceived, created and supported by the community
for the preservation of the Mentone and greater Lookout Mountain areas’ artistic, musical and cultural heritage. visit: https://www.mentoneartscenter.org/ 
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TRAIN DEPOTS TRAIL
Visit the Cullman County Depot, where German immigrants entered the lobby of the Pueblo-style structure with Moorish influences for the first time in 1913. Tour the Historic Huntsville Depot that sill reflects the graffiti on the interior walls written by Civil War soldiers during the turbulent War Between the States. And walk in the footsteps of the 'Miracle Worker" Annie Sullivan who arrived at the Tuscumbia Depot on March 3, 1887 to teach a young Helen Keller. Make plans today to get on board the North Alabama Train Depots Trail and ride the rails into history.
Since the first railroad west of the Allegheny Mountains was built in 1833 in North Alabama, the Iron Horse was the primary form of mass transit across the southland, especially in the rural, rolling hills of North Alabama. This heritage trail will help guide you down the steel rails to the significant depots, museums, festivals, eateries, and small-scale train rides available today.
For more information please visit : www.northalabama.org
North Alabama Wine Trail!
Every vineyard hosts wine tastings and has bottles available for purchase. Whether you’re packing a picnic and spending the day with that special someone, kicking back with good friends and even better wine, or developing your palate to impress your friends back home with new wine knowledge, there’s a world of adventure around every vine in North Alabama.
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Visit North Alabama Wine Trail
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We’re here to help you plot your adventure!Our wineries are close enough to each other that you can visit several in a day and experience them all in a long weekend. They include Jules J. Berta Vineyards in Albertville, Wills Creek Vineyards in Attalla, Hidden Meadow Vineyards in Jemison, Maraella Winery in Hokes Bluff, White Oak Vineyards in Anniston, Fruithurst Winery in Furithurst, High Country Cellars in Heflin and Whippoorwill Vineyards in Notasulga.
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