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Glen Echo-The park was originally designed as a Chautauqua site, a precursor of sorts to the arts facility Glen Echo has become today. It flourished until a misprint in the paper claimed that the mosquitoes in the area had malaria. In the early 20th century it was turned into an amusement park, which operated until the late 1960s. Like many public facilities in and around the Washington area, Glen Echo was restricted to whites for 63 out of 70 years of its history. However, on June 30th, 1960 a group of college students (primarily from Howard University)[2] staged a sit-in protest on the carousel and five African American students were subsequently arrested.

Echoes // Clwb Ifor Bach, Cardiff // 1st October 2014

Echo Canyon Utah May 28, 2012

Echo Tunnel...tunnel, at The Science Museum London

Yell out to experience the echo bliss.

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Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8

Long Exposure - tone mapping

Photography by David McClelland

Bracketed with three different exposures

On our Branson trip we took in the Echo Holler show at Silver Dollar city (as we do every year) and these young people were great! If you make Branson, see this show, it is part of your SDC admission and is a great way to start the evening. LOL, note the excitement on the fiddler's face.

Echo Glen Park outdoor winter activities on January 12, 2021 in Sturgeon County, Alberta.

III & IV Formers enjoy orientation with team building exercises and high and low ropes courses at Echo Hill Outdoor School.

Right below Cathedral Ledge is Echo Lake. We went here after that. Rick had fun taking my photos as you can see.

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Seen in Echo Canyon, Las Vegas, Nevada

My own version of Martha & the Muffins, "Echo Beach"

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Picture was taken on August 7th 2014 at Toronto Zoo

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Echo pond. Toward the end of the shoot. It was really foggy/overcast, but I like the lines in this one.

Another one of those things we just happened across on the drive through New Mexico - Echo Canyon. There was just a little State Marker and a sign, so we stopped for a look-see - and a shout.

 

The echo really was remarkable, and it was a really good chance to get out and stretch the legs. It also produced what was for me the most memorable picture from the entire trip - the one of Jo Ann standing inside the arch of the echo-producing concave "chip" out of the hillside.

Echo from season 3 of the clone wars

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