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The Prospect Mountain shuttle, called the Viewmobile, brings tourists who do not wish to hike the last few hundred feet to the summit. From there you have views of Lake George, New York, vistas of the Adirondack High Peaks (seen in the background of this photo) and even nearby states.
This is one of two photos of mine chosen by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation's bi-monthly magazine, The Conservationist, for an article on Prospect Mountain in their October 2010 issue. This is the first time I have had photos published in a regional magazine.
I blogged about this photo here: Published!
Aerial view looking down on the rocky shoreline near Prospect, Nova Scotia.
A big thank-you goes out to Bill Wilson, for helping me resolve equipment issues in order to get this session done.
This image was taken from a remote-controlled camera suspended below a kite line. This is known as kite aerial photography, or KAP for short.
Larger version and more images from this session.
© Rob Huntley 2013
Prospect is a little town in the southeast edge of the Adirondacks, just outside the park. It used to have two spurs, one on the north and the other on the south. The south spur had just one south-facing switch. The north one connected here at Prospect Junction, and had two switches, so it was connected in a wye.
On the left side of the photo is the main line of the Adirondack Branch. On the center and right side is the railbed of the Hinckley Reservoir branch.
Behind this smile is full of frustration,Book dues,homework, finals , MLA format , world history, dreams of summer, and what is the locker combination??? This last week of school is cramming Time!!!! lets do this !!!!
Shot today near my home, on the same Atlantic Coast as the shot below - but about 160 km north ( no sand.here :)
Operator: Prospect Coaches
Vehicle Type: Mercedes-Benz Atego 1218L / Plaxton Cheetah
Registration: PR15 UBY
Pictured in Halesowen working a W5 Halesowen College Shuttle.
24/6/2022.
an exercise was held at the Prospect SES station so I took a some photos of the units while they were in the yard
Inspired by shrike1964's recent photos of Acadia's Schoodic Point, we stopped by on our way to Quoddy Head and Cobscook Bay State Parks.
Prospect Harbor Light is mostly owned by the US Navy and is closed to the public. I was watched closely as I walked across the rocks to position myself for this shot.
Park St looking west.
Northpark Shopping Centre has underwent extensions & facelifts. The building on the left had the top part repainted from oatmeal to dark green. The 'Traffic lights to the left' warning signs were replaced some time ago.
This shot was taken with a Canon 7D using an ultra wide lens and cropped to emphasise the width. 5 exposures, merged in HDR Efex Pro. A little selective lightening on the boat.
Press "L" to view on black. Definitely looks better!
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Built 1892 for Theophilus John Walter, purchased by Dr Harold Alexander McCoy 1935, later a boutique hotel.
“Strayed, Monday, Yellow Ferret; rewards. — Walter, ‘Myoora’, Carter-st., Prospect.” [Advertiser 14 May 1913 advert]
“Good General wanted, evenings free. Address ‘Myoora’. Carter-st., Prospect.” [Advertiser 18 Oct 1913 adevert]
“Wanted, a Woman, for a few hours daily. Address Mrs. T. J. Walter, ‘Myoora’, Carter-st., Prospect.” [Advertiser 1 Aug 1914 advert]
“Wanted, General, no washing, or ironing. Mrs. T. J. Walter, ‘Myoora’, Carter-st, Prospect.” [Advertiser 28 Jun 1915 advert]
“sold this week, on account of Mr. T. J. Walter, his fine 10-roomed residence, standing in large grounds adjoining Thorngate, to Dr. H. A. McCoy.” [The Mail 6 Jul 1935]
“Dr. H. A. McCoy was appointed honorary radiologist to the Mareeba Babies' Hospital, Woodville.” [Advertiser 18 Sep 1936]
“Pleasant girl, home duties, fond of children, cook laundress kept, personal refs. Mrs H. A. McCoy, 4 Carter St., Thorngate.” [Advertiser 10 Sep 1937 advert]
THEOPHILUS JOHN WALTER
“WALTER— PHILLIPS — [Married] On the 5th April, at St Paul's Church, Adelaide, by the Very Rev. Dean Russell, Theophilus John, second son of Mr. Walter, of Alberton, to Elizabeth Jessie, youngest daughter of Captain Alfred Phillips, of Adelaide.” [Register 10 Apr 1880]
“WALTER.— [Died] On the 7th August, at Carter street, Prospect, Elizabeth Jessie, beloved wife of Theophilus John Walter, aged 74 years.” [Advertiser 8 Aug 1924]
“WALTER.— [Died] On December 2. at his late residence. 9 Churcher street. Thorngate, Theophilus John, dearly beloved husband of Amy Margaret Walter, and loving father of Harold (dec), Len, Clarence, Percy (dec.) and Mrs. Phil McCarron, of U.S.A. Aged 87 years.” [Advertiser 3 Dec 1946]
“Mr. Theophilus John Walter. . . was well known at Port Adelaide as a director of the firm of timber merchants of Walter and Morris Ltd., which he founded in Commercial road 60 years ago. A past chairman of the SA Timber Merchants' Association. . . pioneer of racing in South. . . Port Adelaide Racing Club. . . Mr. Walter has left a widow, one daughter. (Mrs. P. McCarron, of US), and two sons (Messrs. A. V. and C.R. Walter).” [Advertiser 3 Dec 1946]