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The view you're looking at takes you down Rose Canyon, which happens to also be an active earthquake fault.
The first set of colored buildings as you follow the canyon is Pacific Beach. Moving on to the water is the Pacific Ocean at Mission Beach. If you can see the teeny white spec on the hill, that's the Presidio. And behind that is Downtown San Diego.
Tag nailed to a utility pole maintained by Indiana & Michigan Power, a subsidiary of American Electric Power (AEP).
The bank of the river at Lawrenceburg, Indiana, is a mess. Located upriver from the demolished AEP Tanners Creek Power Station. The huge cylindrical piers were used to tie off the barges loaded with coal and lime. Attempts to market the 725 acre generator site have not been successful. Arsenic, boron and lead has contaminated the soil and groundwater to a 40' depth. Remediation will take years and cost many millions of dollars. When the plant began generating in the early 1950's it was called the 2nd cleanest coal fired power plant in the U.S.
Well I was very nervous about sending the drone over the power plant. In fact I had to use the Return to Home feature because I lost the drone up in the air. Talk about scary. If this weren't bad enough, the app warned me of a low battery. I'm sure this was due to the low temperature. I'll think twice in the future; NOT.... Pretty cool place that I can hardly wait to try again once temperatures warm.
GE 41105 Model SL136 American Electric Power, Alliance Railcar Repair Facility loading rail at 10:50 on June 1, 2010.
(10A.2027_AEP1101_AllianceCarPwt)
Courthouse Center is a government office tower located in Downtown Miami, Florida, United States. The tower has 30 floors, and is 405 ft (123 m) tall. The building's architecture is distinctly similar to the Southeast Financial Center skyscraper. The building is located in the Government Center district, on Northwest 1st Avenue. It is located in the western edge of Downtown.
This high rise courthouse building was constructed in 1986. It was named in the year 2000 after Judge Lawson Thomas, who was the first black person to hold a public office in the South since Reconstruction. Judge Thomas, a prominent civil rights activist, was appointed judge in 1950.
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