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Who says I don't take many pictures with people in them!? Here's one. :-}) Some telephone company employees on an elongated break fishing in Irondequoit Creek in Linear/Philbrook Park
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Paddling down Irondequoit Creek between Ellison Park and Irondequoit Bay, Rochester, New York. For more information on paddling the creek, visit www.annestravels.net/irondequoit-creek/
I was fascinated by this flow of water here. When I was there in the park I spent about a half hour trying different shooting positions. Then, just now, I spent another 10 minutes trying to figure out which view to present. So I guess I will have to show one more after this. It WAS a magic spot!
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Here we have a reasonable facsimile of England-Scotland, complete with the English Channel and mainland Europe.....or at least I thought so.
This long thin Sycamore on the banks of Irondequoit Creek in Linnear (Philbrook) Park is that way I am told because when it first started growing it had to compete with many close surroundings trees which have perhaps died off.
The first brances on the tree are right at the top of the picture.
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Visual trail map and elevation profile for my hike through Channing H. Philbrick Park in Penfield, New York. I used the main trail along Irondequoit Creek and part of the Honey Creek Trail. For trail information, visit www.annestravels.net/channing-h-philbrick-park/
....why does that branch have to be in the picture!? Well, of course it's there so Irondequoit Creek will know which way to flow.
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Looking upstream from the end of the main trail in Channing H. Philbrick Park in Penfield, New York. For trail information, visit www.annestravels.net/channing-h-philbrick-park/
.....on Irondequoit Creek in Philbrick/Linear Park. This was taken near the main fishing area, looking upstream. I never gave it much thought before, but I am wondering if this long arm of rock is natural? There are all kinds of informational signs in the park about the good old days when there were mills here, but no mention of any kind of stream diverting.
Little waterfalls in Channing H. Philbrick Park in Penfield, New York. For trail information, visit www.annestravels.net/channing-h-philbrick-park/
All the rainbows I caught were this size yesterday. I did see a dead brown trout of about 16" or so. Small stream summer fishing is lots of fun!
The bridge over Irondequoit Creek in Ellison Park, Rochester, New York. For more information on paddling the creek, visit www.annestravels.net/irondequoit-creek/
The body of land on the left is an island. The water that flows on the other side is not at all distinguished however, so I have not included it.
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With a little green thrown in if you look carefully. Linear (Philbrook) Park....Irondequoit Creek.
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I am wondering if that branch could have bent that way naturally or if it had some help? I like the waters of Irondequoit Creek in Linear/Philbrick Park when they are low as more of the rock is revealed.
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I met her at the (unofficial) dog park. She's a very small standard, only about 40 pounds. She was a rescue. Very sweet.
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Little waterfalls in Irondequoit Creek in Channing H. Philbrick Park in Penfield, New York. For trail information, visit www.annestravels.net/channing-h-philbrick-park/