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Hallway ahead, living room to right, master bedroom behind, and sunroom off to the left.
In 1994 the county raised the appraised value of the house a huge amount. i took pictures of gross parts of the house and went to complain about the assessment. I don't think the pictures helped but they lowered the assessment a token amount anyway. I lost most of the pictures.
This picture was to document the poor state of the wood floors, with mounds of wood putty at bottom right.
Hocking Hills State Park
Logan, Ohio
On the hike from Cedar Falls to Old Man's Cave July 08
Path by Sullivans creek.
10yo expired Kodacolor 100, 50yo Agfa Isomat Rapid 24x24mm camera with "guess" focus and "hope" autoexposure.
These are wooden planks craved with buddhism teachings. Located on a steep hill, these teaching teaches the purpose of life. Very interesting ... (the path is very, very steep with uneven ground).
A path in Manassas Battlefield Park in Manassas, Virginia. It is the end of summer and fall will soon be here.
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A bungee jump in Glasgow's George Square on Sunday 20th Sept. A chance moment of incredible timing brought a departing plane into the path of the jump while I was there.
little-used path round the back of our office building, glowing green with moss in the warm spring sunshine
Gravestones lined by the path in the cemetery. Ive often wondered since i was a child (i used to live right next door to this cemetery) if they are buried in the grass behind or under the path itself. The stones continue on both sides of the path for around 300 yards.
Access to the PATH (Port Authority Trans Hudson) rail system inside the Oculus.
The PATH lines run to various stops in Jersey City and Newark via a pair of Downtown Hudson Tubes that run under the Hudson River. The tunnels are about 97 feet below sea level and opened in 1909.
In 2006 the FBI uncovered a plot to detonate explosives that would destroy and flood the tunnel in the PATH's Downtown Hudson Tube.
Our unlimited MTA cards didn't give us access to the PATH system but I later found that if I added $2.75 to my MTA card, the PATH gates would have taken just that portion as a "pay-per-ride" value and let me through. It would have nice to get some photos of this relatively brand new station. Fortunately I found a user on Flickr that posted a lot of photos that let me see what it looks like down there.
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