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Built in 1837, this Greek Revival-style house was built by Robert Montgomery on land purchased from Doctor Todd, where he lived until 1848, when the house was sold to Clifton Rodes, whom became the president of the Deposit Bank of Danville in 1853, with the house becoming the Central National Bank of Danville. Following the death of Clifton Rodes, the house was inherited by Charles H. Rodes, his son, whom was a prominent local lawyer. The house was featured as the backdrop for much of the 1957 film Raintree County, portraying the home of the character played by Montgomery Clift, with the film also prominently featuring Elizabeth Taylor. The house features a red brick exterior, a front wing with a side gable roof, a five-bay front facade with six-over-six double-hung windows flanking a central bay home to a six-over-six double-hung window with two-over-two double-hung sidelights on the second floor, and an impressive one-story ionic portico with large columns, a simple cornice, and a front door with rectangular transom and sidelights, with the exterior wall at the rear of the portico clad in stucco. The south facade along Lexington Avenue features mostly blank walls at the front wing with a chimney at the peak of the gable, a mirror of the north facade of the front wing of the house, with a rear wing featuring a rear gable behind this, featuring a south facade five bays wide, twelve-over-twelve double-hung windows in an asymmetrical arrangement on the second floor except the second-to-westernmost bay, which features a nine-over-nine double-hung window, with a nine-over-nine double-hung window in the bay below it, a one-story shed roof on the first floor with a porch featuring square brick columns at the western end, an enclosed brick-walled room in the center with an angled side wall, and a large sunroom with massive windows at the eastern end. To the rear of this wing, another wing stretches to the north, featuring smaller six-over-six double-hung windows and an arched doorway centered on the east facade, as well as a two-story porch with a shed roof on the north side of this wing. In addition to the main house, the eastern end of the property is home to a wooden carriage house with a corrugated metal side gable roof, with gabled dormers, which presently functions as a shed and garage/carport. The house is a contributing structure in the Todd-Montgomery Houses Historic District, also known as Beaten Biscuit Row, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976.
Santa watches from the roof of Angelo's II restaurant, viewed from the base of the 3rd Street steps in Monongahela.
Look at this empty beauty on 3rd Street in Newburgh. It is another circa 1870 building that is currently divided into three apartments.
The building can be yours for $499,000! Looking at the listing, the house sold for $520,000 in December 2020, was re-listed in April 2021 for $615,000 and has had it's priced reduced several times since then. The listing has a bunch of interior photos (yes, it needs considerable work).
A dark autumn day over the Crake Valley at the southern edge of the Lake District National Park.
I took this on a quick test flight after linking the Mavic Air 2 to the smart controller for the Mavic 2 Pro following a seminar by Daniel Hughes as he uses these very same drones in his work.
Here was Arriva Buses Wales Wrightbus Volvo B7RLE Eclipse 8261 J999 ABW was seen making another comeback visit at Bangor depot, usually shes allocated at Chester. This bus was new to K.M.P of Llanberis when it was N77 KMP in October 2007 and then she was brought by Arriva Buses Wales as 2799 CX57 BZO. Photo was taken during daily exercise. 11/06/20
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Today I took the scenic route out of Foyers which looped me through the Pass of Inverfarigaig and back to the shore of Loch Ness. I do like the scenery over on the south side of the loch, it is that really rugged Highland landscape that is perhaps more usually associated with the west coast.
"In March and April the eggs are laid on milkweed plants. They hatch into baby caterpillars, also called the larvae. It takes about four days for the eggs to hatch. Then the baby caterpillar doesn’t do much more than eat the milkweed in order to grow. After about two weeks, the caterpillar will be fully-grown and find a place to attach itself so that it can start the process of metamorphosis. It will attach itself to a stem or a leaf using silk and transform into a chrysalis. Although, from the outside, the 10 days of the chrysalis phase seems to be a time when nothing is happening, it is really a time of rapid change. Within the chrysalis the old body parts of the caterpillar are undergoing a remarkable transformation, called metamorphosis, to become the beautiful parts that make up the butterfly that will emerge. The monarch butterfly will emerge from the pupa and fly away, feeding on flowers and just enjoying the short life it has left, which is only about two to six weeks. This first generation monarch butterfly will then die after laying eggs for generation number two.
The second generation of monarch butterflies is born in May and June, and then the third generation will be born in July and August. These monarch butterflies will go through exactly the same four stage life cycle as the first generation did, dying two to six weeks after it becomes a beautiful monarch butterfly.
The fourth generation of monarch butterflies is a little bit different than the first three generations. The fourth generation is born in September and October and goes through exactly the same process as the first, second and third generations except for one part. The fourth generation of monarch butterflies does not die after two to six weeks. Instead, this generation of monarch butterflies migrates to warmer climates like Mexico and California and will live for six to eight months until it is time to start the whole process over again.
It's truly amazing how the four generations of monarch butterflies works out so that the monarch population can continue to live on throughout the years."
The street was recently renovated and just reopened. The piece in the box in the center will be something but isn't ready yet.
3rd and University, Davis CA
The snow stopped falling for a spell so I popped the drone up to get a view up the glen towards Meal Fuar-mhonaidh, a landscape that is being threatened by industrial overdevelopment in the name of pumped hydro, a technology that is really past it's sell by date with the development of other options that can be constructed nearer the locations that the power is required. Loch Ness and it's surrounding area is being hammered by these schemes all designed to store power for the South East of England at the expense of our more wild places... and it's not just the odd development here and there... and it's not even just Loch Ness (although we bear the brunt of it), the whole Highland landscape is under threat.
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Only United States marker on Neill Avenue. By US marker I mean one that the park commission put up and not an individule state.
A birds eye view of Plodda Falls near Tomich in Strath Glass. The falls plumed 46m from the Allt na Bodachan into the Abhainn Deabhag, itself a tributory to the River Glass.
Facebook just reminded me it was 3 years ago today we adopted our loopy Lina, who came from Romania originally! We saw her on a website, when we were looking for a rescue dog to adopt and although there were other cute dogs, we kept coming back to this one!
Here she is standing in front of a mirror Tim bought from a charity shop after one of his visits to the hospital!
Metra Rock Island Train 625 departs Gresham preparing to make Local stops between here and Vermont St/ Blue Island Station. Here is the back of the train slowly creeping out of the station before branching off and making its next stop at Brainerd.
For a better look I would say, use the flick-magnifier or check this one ... Or .... press L! Enjoy!
f4.8 - 1/40 - ISO200 - No Flash - Used one spotlight
A shot to fill my cinematic set .... [:-)
Flower Arranged by : Benigno Santos
Image Owned by : Suba Family
Procession starts at 5:30 PM
January 16, 2011
this is the most important bridge of the city that I live. It makes the conection between the provinces of Vila Velha and Vitória, because Vitória is an island.
it is new. like 15 years, but now it don't support the actual traffic.
Getting ready to leave for an Emerald City meeting and potluck. It ended up with a good turnout and my chicken & rice dish was a big hit.
The Frost Bite Series
This is the last race of the season, before the boats get pulled out. It was a whale of a ride. Invigorating, exciting, a thrill. Here we are coming around to the third mark, ready to tack for the last leg, and the finish line.
Have a terrific weekend, doing whatever makes you happy. I'll be back here on Monday
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