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Despite the fact they were releasing water from the loch, the water levels looked rather low as can be seen by the broken ice on the far side of the dam as well as the fact that it looks like it could get as high as the top of the damn based on how the ground looks on that side.
A Gathering of Rogues & Ruffians is a two-day renaissance faire that is a fundraiser for Shakespeare on the Edge.
A Gathering of Rogues & Ruffians is a two-day renaissance faire that is a fundraiser for Shakespeare on the Edge.
A Gathering of Rogues & Ruffians is a two-day renaissance faire that is a fundraiser for Shakespeare on the Edge.
Each level has a different architectural style. From top to bottom: Corinthian pilasters, Corinthian columns, Ionic columns, and Doric columns.
Colosseum - Rome, Italy
This house is billed as having nine levels..and it does! You can barely go from one room to another without either stepping up or stepping down.
A Gathering of Rogues & Ruffians is a two-day renaissance faire that is a fundraiser for Shakespeare on the Edge.
Tri-colored Heron cruising the shallows on Horsepen Bayou in search of the next bite for breakfast.
This particular heron gave me every opportunity to take photos as he ran here and there trying to catch some fish. He was very difficult to track as he moved so quickly at times. Hope you'll don't get bored with all of the shots.
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its quite literally a city (by the way i just tried to spell city "sitty")
anyway, its quite literally a city built of neon and cute girls.
they are like rebar and concrete.
My desk at work is surrounded by antique fire extinguishers. I decided to use my time wisely and photograph them.
**Cripple Creek Historic District** - National Register of Historic Places Ref # 66000939, date listed 10/15/1966
Rt. 67
Cripple Creek, CO (Teller County)
A National Historic Landmark (www.nps.gov/subjects/nationalhistoriclandmarks/list-of-nh...).
The Cripple Creek-Victor mining district was founded late in comparison to other Colorado mining towns. Though gold had been found as early as 1874, it was not until Bob Womack's discovery in Poverty Gulch, after 15 years of unsuccessful prospecting, that the area became interesting to other prospectors. The city of Cripple Creek was officially incorporated in 1892. For sometime after the town sprang up, progress was slow as there was not a great influx of miners into the district. In 1891 the population was less than 500, in 1892 about 2,500, but between that time and 1900 the population had grown to more than 25,000 in Cripple Creek and in excess of 55,000 in the district.
The first town was constructed primarily of wood. In 1896 a fire started in a local dance hall. This fire leveled 15 acres of the town. Only four days later the town was completely razed by another fire. The subsequent town was then constructed of brick and a number of these structures remain today. Though few of these structures are outstanding in themselves, they are indicative of the historic fabric of the town. (1)
Built in 1899.
References (1) NRHP Nomination Form s3.amazonaws.com/NARAprodstorage/lz/electronic-records/rg...