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There is much more to a visit to Old Faithful than just the namesake geyser. A series of boarded walks are set out that take you through all manner unworldly terrain. This is one such view that includes one of many boiling pools.
Old turn of the century, mid 1800's to late 1800's possibly Dutch reformedt, or Methodist Church. Classic American turn of century design. Cintondale, NY
One of many old-growth cottonwood trees that can be found around the Denver area. This tree is probably 200 years old.
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Westbound NS 29G blasts toward the summit at Blue Ridge, ducking under this old steam-era overpass on the way.
Historic old Episcopalian Church located in Clark County, Virginia. The parish was created in 1738 and a log Church completed 1740-50. The log building was destroyed during the Revolutionary War and the current structure (shown here) was completed in 1793. Lord Fairfax worshiped here and many Virginians prominent in establishment of the USA attended also and some are buried here. Several of Mosby's Rangers from the Civil War are also buried here.
These old wooden stumps on the River Humber are all thats left a breakwater or even a jetty from years ago,
An old-fashioned hydrangea just started blooming. Taken a week earlier than the last photo, with vintage Summilux-R 1.4/80 lens.
The Old Admiralty Building facing Horse Guards Parade in central London. The Old Admiralty Building is part of a large complex of buildings including Admiralty Arch that were the centre of command for the British Royal Navy
old barn south of Lac La Biche area. Was a beautiful old structure that has since been knocked down. I have nice color version that i did and it looks awesome on canvas...thought i would play around with B&W
Looking through my older photos, I've come across two Redstart captures that were pretty good, but for some reason I've simply forgot to export them aswell...
again some older shots...These grain elevators are still standing tall, only the red one changed into an ugly greenish color. I like how the red one stands out. This scene is not "available" anymore as loads of development is changing the view. I guess this "photo-spot" is now a home for someone 😄
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Caldwell County Railroad's GP16 1811, still in its original Family Lines paint, heads out toward the NS interchange to retrieve two cars. The crew is seen passing the Piedmont Wagon & MFG Co. warehouse that was once a leading manufacturer of horse-drawn wagons. The building was built in 1889, 11 years after the company had been founded. The business closed its doors in 1959 as the demand for automobiles made wagons obsolete. Today, the building serves as a call center for a different company. Remarkably, the spur leading to the warehouse is still connected to the Caldwell County's active branch and leads all the way to the former loading dock still. The spur also continued past the Piedmont Wagon warehouse to a series of other buildings. Hickory, NC