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This one was taken a couple weeks back, but I keep seeing it while going through images and really like it. There are abandoned locks like this all over Portland.
This is another shot of Enlarged Erie Canal Lock 9 which is located in the George Street Park in Cohoes, NY. This view is looking north from the lower end of the lock taken near Alexander Street. This lock was built in 1842 and was a double lock. This is a view of the center island. The small hole near the bottom of the lock is the spillway tunnel which was used to rid the lock of any excess water and control the level above the lock. This is one of the best preserved locks in Cohoes. A stone path begins here and follows the canal route to Spring Street in this section of the linear park which continues to follow the canal route through the Cohoes area.
House Lock-Out services in Buffalo NY.
Any situation of a house lock-out must be frustrating. Especially if you live in the greater Buffalo area, where the winter time is long, and the snow piles with no end.
You probably need to shovel in order to stand in front of your door, and then your key...
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A sunny day at Camden lock London an attraction for people of all ages.I took this shot from the humped footbridge over the canal on my way to the shops.
Taken at Lock & Dam 14, 1 of 3. www.tryburn.zenfolio.com
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This is Enlarged Erie Canal Lock 59 in Newark, NY This is the upper entrance looking east. It was a double chamber, single length lock and it was built in 1841 with a second chamber being built in 1874. The south chamber is partly buried. The north chamber is empty and it is possible to walk halfway down it before you reach swampy conditions. The three openings in the head of the lock are spillway entrances which release the excess water and control the water level above the lock. The lift of the lock was approximately 8 feet. In canal days this lock was referred to as the Upper Lockville Lock. It is located northeast of the center of town and is located across from Barge Canal Lock 28-B.
Cardboard cylinder full of lock washers with a beautiful gilt label. Metal lid screws on. Bottom stamped with makers mark, St. Louis.
Reason behind the name? The car decided to lock me outside, with the keys in the ignition....if only it was Scotland, I could have names it Loch-ed out, lovely... haha! 2 hour wait for the spare key to be brought out to me, in the drizzle, with only a thin t-shirt on, was lovely! Camera gear and waterproofs locked in the car....
A very wet and misty day, and an extremely miserable me after being locked out of the car at Yew Tree Tarn, mono was the only way to go with this one, plus, i'm loving black and white at the moment anyhow....
For some unknown reason, there were lots of locked doors locked with these gold metal locks, they were all shiny.
Looks like you could cut that lock with nail clippers if you put your mind to it. But I guess it fits neatly in your pocket, and maybe nobody really ever steals unicycles...?
This is a shot of the central divider ( west end) of Lock 51 and it is pretty much covered by foliage. This Enlarged Erie Canal Lock was built in 1847 and was a double chamber lock, with the south chamber double length on the west (foot) end. It locked down to the west so the usual three overflow openings are on the other (east) end. This lock had a 5.732 foot descent to the west. It replaced the original lock that was in the Village of Jordan, which was demolished when the Jordan level was extended. It is located two miles west of the Village of Jordan, on the north side of Route 31, at the Onondaga/Cayuga county line.