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Greenville Tournament Chair Richard Brown
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Nancy Watkins & Lyn Berg, ACBL Tournament Directors
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Judy Fendrick, 2018 Atlanta NABC Co-Chair (with Joe Sherwood)
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Hank Meyer & Brian Russell, ACBL Tournament Directors
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Bill Kulbersh, 2016 Ace of Clubs Winner
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Ellen Allen (& Brenda Klinker) won the Friday Open Pairs
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Alix Taylor & Adam Grossack won the Wednesday Open Pairs
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Reanette Frobouck, Allan Graves, Curtis Cheek, Marc Jacobus & Daniel Korbel all won more than 125 points to top the masterpoint list
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Joan Millens & Shan Huang won Compact KO (1); 2nd Wed/Thurs KO (1)
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Brenda Klinker (& Ellen Allen) won the Friday Open Pairs
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Sally Dix won the Sunday Flight B Teams
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Randall Rubinstein & Marc Sylvester, 3rd Wednesday Open Pairs
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Jan Noll & Anne Ballard won the Mon/Tues KO (3); Jan also won the Wednesday Mid Flight Pairs
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Adam & Zach Grossack
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Kathy Gage won the Friday Gold Rush Pairs
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Stefanie Scott & Marnie Warner
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Allison Hunt & Zach Grossack
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Truck, Victorian bulldog (mix of American and Olde English bulldog) keeps Luz & Kevin happy!
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Luz Ortega & Kevin Dwyer
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Anam Tebha & Gerrianne Mason
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Barton Bloom
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Robert Hartman & Jay Whipple III
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Randy Joyce
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Robert Hartman, Jay Whipple III & Bob Heller
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Paul Romig
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Helen Jinks
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Gayle Covey
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Stefanie Scott
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Sue Cooper
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Lynda Nitabach
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Zach Grossack & Allison Cappelletti
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Sam & Melissa Gumbert
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Samantha & Richard Smith
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Donna Rodwell & Brian Mason
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Will Boynton & Patti Poppell
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Greenville Tournament Chair, Richard Brown
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District 7 Goodwill
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Greenville Caddies
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Greenville Hospitality
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George Dysart
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Jim Foster & Barbara Heller
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Peter Boyd-Bowman & Joan Millens
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Helen & Michael Jinks, Lucy Tillman
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Jim Stogner & Jane Bachman
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Helen Jinks & Joe Sherwood
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Joe & Janet Sherwood
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Emory Whitaker & Rich Regan
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Dave Woods & Geoff Phipps
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Eric Rodwell & Alex Hudson
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Helen & Michael Jinks
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Bob Jones
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Socrates, 6 months old Jack Russell Terrier Mix
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Alex Hudson
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Socrates, 6 month old Jack Russell Terrier Mix
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Molly
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Great Pyrenees
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Kodak, 1 year old French Bulldog
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China, Border Collie & Australian Shepherd Mix
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Kodak, 1 year old French Bulldog
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Great Pyrenees
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Molly
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Greenville is a doggone friendly town!
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Miggy
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Vardry McBee, "Father of Greenville"
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Vardry McBee, "Father of Greenville"
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Greenville County Courthouse
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Reminiscence
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The Westin
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Bronze wild boar
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Sterling High School led the way in fighting segregation in the 1950's and 1960's
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The battle for Civil Rights
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Civil Rights
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Bronze wild boar
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"Il Porcellino"
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Soby's On The Side
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Soby's On The Side casual dining, good omelettes
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Soby's On The Side
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Buck Mickel
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Thursday afternoon/early evening live music outside the Hyatt
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Main Street is closed to cars. Greenville is a fun place to be
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Friday afternoon/early evening, live music outside the Hyatt
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A little exercise is beneficial for bridge players
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one, two, three, four... you can do it!
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Falls Park on the Reedy is a 32-acre park www.fallspark.com
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Three more blocks
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Straight ahead to paradise...
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The Falls and Industry 1880's-1960's
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The Falls Forgotten 1960-2002
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Falls Reclaimed & Liberty Bridge 2004
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The Liberty Bridge is a 355-foot (108 m) long suspension bridge is supported by cables on only one side, giving an unobstructed view of the falls
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Liberty Bridge
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Liberty Bridge
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Liberty Bridge
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The park's most striking feature is a unique pedestrian bridge that curves around a waterfall on the Reedy River
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Liberty Bridge at Falls Park
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Liberty Bridge
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Liberty Bridge at Falls Park
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Summertime and the living is easy
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Untitled 2002 - 2003 Joel Shapiro
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Summertime and the living is easy
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Flowers at Falls Park
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Flowers at Falls Park
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Flowers at Falls Park
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Flowers at Falls Park
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Flowers at Falls Park
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Falls Park
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Appalachian Breakfast*
Sausage, cider pork black-eyed peas, roasted onion, potato cracklins, two fried eggs
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Tupelo Honey Cafe
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Blueberry Challah French Toast, Heritage pork belly
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French Toast at the Hyatt
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Saturday Morning Market closes several blocks of Main Street
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About 1765
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Saturday Market
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Clock
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Whitewater flowers at the Saturday morning market
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Johnny Cash "I walk the line"
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Jim Morrison & The Doors, December, 1967
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You are being watched and filmed
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Jim Morrison (The Doors)
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The Beatles
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The Poinsett Hotel (now the Westin). Check out the 1940 menu and prices!
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The Lazy Goat, fine dining over the Reedy River
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Crispy Brussels Sprouts: serrano ham, shaved Manchego, sherry glacé
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The Lazy Goat... Time Well Wasted
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Lazy Paella: calasparra rice, green beans, shrimp, roasted chicken, chorizo, mussels, clams, calamari
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The Lazy Goat, fine dining over the Reedy River
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The Reedy River
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The Reedy River
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Nice View?
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Hey, don't forget ME?
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Falls Park Dr. You've arrived!
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