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We’ve enjoyed seeing photos from our readers on their travels with Alabama Living! Please send us a photo of you with a copy of the magazine on your travels to: [email protected]. Be sure to include your name, hometown and electric cooperative, and the location of your photo.We’ll draw a winner for the $25 prize each month.

Kenny and Sandy Williams, members of Tallapoosa River EC, recently took their magazine along on a work trip to Vicksburg, MS, on the Mississippi River. Kenny is captain of the Viking Mississippi cruise ship and Sandy is a watchman in charge of security. Both work for Viking Cruise Lines.

Michael and Pattie Ridgeway from Abbeville, members of Pea River EC, were glad to have their magazine while waiting for the ferry to return from Labrador, Canada.

Abby Castleberry and her parents, Stephen and Carrie of Rainbow City, recently took a trip to Las Vegas, then on to the Grand Canyon, Monument Valley, Bryce Canyon, and finally Zion National Park before returning home. They are members of the Coosa Valley Co-op.

Anita West sent this photo of herself along with Greg and Allison Powe and Heather Davis from a trip to the “Mighty Five” in Utah. The group, members of Cullman EC, hiked The Narrows in Zion National Park.

Michael and Tabatha Smith of Rainsville, members of Sand Mountain EC, took their magazine on a recent trip to Pearl Harbor.

Shemeika Brock of Loxley, a member of Baldwin EMC, traveled last June to the Acropolis museum just below the Parthenon in Athens, Greece.

David and Sue Eckman of Elberta, members of Baldwin EMC, took their magazine to Rawson Square in Nassau, Bahamas, last fall.

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