Images by Curtis DeGidio (Lightstalkers)

Earl Lemoine, 78, of Nunnelly, Tenn. sits in his horsedrawn carriage in Nashville, Tenn. on Saturday, Oct. 7, 2006. Lemoine gave up his veterinary practice 25 years ago and started the horse drawn carriage rides that are popular amongst tourists. When asked about how Nashville has changed since he started his business, Lemoine said "It was nothing but derelicts and drunks back then, it was nasty. It's improved everywhere, in leaps and bounds."

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Earl Lemoine, 78, of Nunnelly, Tenn. sits in his horsedrawn carriage in Nashville, Tenn. on Saturday, Oct. 7, 2006. Lemoine gave up his veterinary practice 25 years ago and started the horse drawn carriage rides that are popular amongst tourists. When asked about how Nashville has changed since he started his business, Lemoine said "It was nothing but derelicts and drunks back then, it was nasty. It's improved everywhere, in leaps and bounds."
Earl Lemoine, 78, of Nunnelly, Tenn. sits in his horsedrawn carriage in Nashville, Tenn. on Saturday, Oct. 7, 2006. Lemoine gave up his veterinary practice 25 years ago and started the horse drawn carriage rides that are popular amongst tourists. When asked about how Nashville has changed since he started his business, Lemoine said "It was nothing but derelicts and drunks back then, it was nasty. It's improved everywhere, in leaps and bounds."

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Stacy Bernaugh, 31, of Bowling Green, Ky. leads the Greenhouse Poetry Slam at Tidball's on Sept. 29, 2006. Bernaugh has taken Greenhouse from being a bi-weekly poetry slam to becoming a non-profit organization that reaches out to the community through poetry education. "It's a platform, it's a voice, we want everybody to share it together," said Bernaugh.
Stacy Bernaugh, 31, of Bowling Green, Ky. leads the Greenhouse Poetry Slam at Tidball's on Sept. 29, 2006. Bernaugh has taken Greenhouse from being a bi-weekly poetry slam to becoming a non-profit organization that reaches out to the community through poetry education. "It's a platform, it's a voice, we want everybody to share it together," said Bernaugh.

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