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The bluff in Freestone Point overlooks the Potomac River in Leesylvania State Park. It was used by the Confederacy to blockade Washington D.C. during the Civil War. The top of the bluff is on Lee's Woods Trail. Freestone Point is named for the free limestone the colonist would get here. The trail is probably named after Judge Lee or Senator Harry (Light Horse) Lee who resided there. This shot was taken from the Freestone Point Pier. #LeesylvaniaStatePark #Virginia #PotomacRiver #FreestonePoint
This is the view looking south on the Potomac River toward Bushey Point from the Freestone Point Pier in Leesylvania State Park. Once over the water the pier is in Maryland. #LeesylvaniaStatePark #PotomacRiver #FreestonePoint #Virginia
Wide view after sunrise along the Bay of Quinte 2022 July 4 HDR sequence shot used for pseudo HDR dark
The pier at Freestone Point in Leesylvania State Park. Thank you for the faves and comments. Explored May 29, 2021 #336. #LeesylvaniaStatePark #PotomacRiver #FreestonePointPier
the amphitheatre, spring bay mill, trayapana / triabunna, lutrawita / tasmania
this structure formerly housed the ‘jet-slinger’, a vast arm that flung more than 500,000 tonnes of native forest wood chips into vast piles before they were bulldozed into hoppers for shipping
in these more enlightened times it is now a giant sundial and performance space
iphone 16 pro max / snapseed (my script) / assembled in series
Here comes the sun .....
More often than not, when I go to Leesylvania State Park I go early enough to catch the sunrise. The view from Freestone Point is one of my favorite sunrise locations in the greater DC area. This shot was about 15 minutes before the sun appeared over the horizon.
The Potomac River is about 3 miles (5km) across at this location. The pier shown here is where I photograph the nearby Osprey nest and where I was while taking the other two shots in this series.
Here comes the sun .....
More often than not, when I go to Leesylvania State Park I go early enough to catch the sunrise. The view from Freestone Point is one of my favorite sunrise locations in the greater DC area.
The Potomac River is about 3 miles (5km) across at this location. This photo was taken from the fishing pier shown in the first photo.