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Very difficult to get a satisfactory picture of this falls. SO much water going over! I don't even know if this is a good picture or not. You tell me. There is just this one area where you can shoot from safely.
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The owner of this truck lost his son in the war and created this memorial with his son's uniform and flag.
Foundation at lower section of site - perhaps for a mill or similar machinery.
One of a series of photos of a former industrial site along an abandoned railroad in Butler County, PA. I speculate that it may have been a limestone quarry & processing facility. Additional information is welcome.
Easy to get to waterfalls... turn left at the last street before you go up the Sydenham hill. Stay to your right and park at the playground. Enter the park and take the path through the fence at the back of the park. The falls is less then a minute away. This photo was take from the old bridge in front of the falls. While you are here check out the other 3 falls upstream. These 3 falls dry up during summer. If you don't see much in the way of flow here don't bother going to the other 2.
The Lower Hall Kitchen. Right to left we have Fire Exit Door, Microwave, Stove, Grill and work bench.
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This pretty little spot is near the Longpool Recreation area north of Dover. The bigger waterfall is just upstream.
2019-20 Table Tennis (MPL) Coed Table Tennis Championship - Manhattan Comprehensive (3) vs. Lower East Side Prep (0)
The New York Telephone Co. Building reflected on the 101 Barclay Building, reflected on 7 WTC reflecting light onto New York Telephone Co.
Flag lowering during Retreat Ceremony at the 28th Annual Civil War Encampment in 2010 at Fort Scott National Historic Site in Fort Scott Kansas.
The Lower Falls on the Genesee River located in the Letchworth State Park, about 35 miles southwest of Rochester. There are three major waterfalls, called the Upper, Middle, and Lower Falls and are all loctaed in the Portage Canyon. This is a beautiful placet o visit an after a visit you walk away with a different idea of what you would normally think when you hear "New York". The highest waterfall in New York State is located in the park. It is a spectacular ribbon waterfall that is located on a tributary creek a short distance east of the Inspiration Point Overlook and has a total drop of 350 feet. Within the park there are three large waterfalls on the river and perhaps as many as fifty waterfalls found on tributaries that flow into it; the gorge formed by the river, with rock walls rising up to 550 feet in places and which narrow to 400 feet across above the middle of the three falls, prompted the area's reputation as the "Grand Canyon of the East".
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Photograph taken at the Lower Falls of Letchworth State Park near Mt Morris, New York: July 22, 2010
The Lower Falls area is located just to the south and east of Canyon Village in Yellowstone National Park.
The Lower School Parents Association hosted its annual Spirit Hot Lunch on January 15 in the Lower School Fieldhouse. Student decorations and banners hung throughout, and their notes about the school adorned the Tree of Gratitude. Class Reps and Alternates kicked off the festivities by reading aloud why they think Ross School is special. Elka Rifkin, Director of Lower School, thanked the PA for all their hard work at the School and noted the dedication and spirit of the “remarkable” Ross teachers. Finally, she led the cheer, "We love, we love Ross School" to the song "We Will Rock You.” Guests dined on turkey burgers, veggie chili, salad, cookies and more.