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Oregon - US
East Oregon, remote and soooo beautiful. We drove the unpaved road between French Glenn and Plush, unforgettable. One of the best moments in our road trip.
"... a place of expansive and unspoiled vistas, brillant sunrises and sunsets, and some of the darkest skies in the United States."
* Oregon Encyclopedia.
Union Pacific's St. John Local from Salt Lake City greets a Tooele Valley Railroad train from International at the Warner interchange west of Tooele, Utah on November 4, 1976.
Photo by Jim Aldridge, James Belmont Collection
One does not expect to find such a grand home, let alone a castle in the middle of rural Western Illinois.
time-warner building at columbus circle - manhattan, nyc
this portion of the building juts out to the east from one of the two main towers and looks to be largely non-functional and just a design element (someone please correct me if I've gone astray). I don't recall if it changed color.
edit - it does change pink - coral - red - blue, etc.
A quartet of EMD SD40-2s pull the North Platte - Yermo manifest up the 0.8% grade of the Lynndyl Subdivision between Erda and Warner, Utah the afternoon of Sept. 27, 1992. In the present, hundreds of homes and businesses border the right of way through this part of Tooele Valley.
A manifest headed towards the US border and BNSF interchange at Coutts/Sweetgrass rolls south on CP's Montana Subdivision at Warner, AB.
View from the Shinarump member of the Chinle Formation (upper triassic) towards west. In front two blocks of Shinarump formation that rotated 90 degress, revealing root cast on the originally horizontal underside.
I loved the weather vane on top of the Warner Stables in Banff.
For 115 Pictures in 2015
#107 Weather Vane
100 X 81 B&W
Warner Hollow, Windsor Mills, Wiswell Road REBUILT, across Phelps Creek, E. of Windsor, Ashtabula county, OH
Length: 120'. Built 1867, rebuilt 2003-4. Truss: Town. Three spans. 35-04-25
This is Warner Castle located north of Orion IL in what was once the town of Warner. It was built by Wilder W. Warner, a wealthy farmer, politician, and businessman. He had a passion for castles and toured Europe, returned home and built a scaled down version for his home in the 1850's.
The small but gorgeous Warner Lake and Warner Lake campground are an excellent getaway from the heat of Moab in July and August. At 9400 feet elevation the air was cool and clean while, a doe roamed the campground (undeterred by its many campers). As an added bonus, UDOT has just paved the road starting a mile or two below Warner resulting in several miles of empty, curvy and absolutely smooth road down the mountain to La Sal. A short but wonderful drive.
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The latest band I've photographed, and am starting to get the hang of lighting a bit more now.
Will hopefully be doing another shoot with these guys soon.
-Sony F42 behind the band
-Sony F42 through umbrella camera left
Warner Bros
Wedding & Birthday Cakes
A Speciality
Hovis
The Golden Brown
Swan Laundry
Corner of Sandhurst Road and Inchmery Road, Catford