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SS Keewatin
SS Keewatin is a passenger liner that once sailed between Port Arthur / Fort William (now Thunder Bay) on Lake Superior and Port McNicoll on Georgian Bay (Lake Huron) in Ontario, Canada. She carried passengers between these ports for the Canadian Pacific Railway's Great Lakes Steamship Service. The Keewatin also carried packaged freight goods for the railway at these ports.
now with the snow from last few days i hope some of my friends from Holland would love this image of summer just after a little shower..
I was just given some photos that were taken by a family friend at my wedding :) He took lots of detail shots like these!
18' 0" long by 4' 6" wide tapering to 2' 8" at the ends.
A chief requirement of ths project was that the table break into three pieces easily. Each piece needed to be light enough to be handled by two people so that it could be cleared and the room reconfigured as a classroom. The tops were made of furniture grade cherry plywood with solid cherry edges. The base pedestals are hollow; quartersawn cherry veneer was applied over plywood and luan frames.
The table top of the park's picnic table.
Taken with my Zenit E and using expired 35mm Kodak Royal Gold film that I got off Ebay (500 rolls of various film for about 80 bucks...lol...love it !)
Table Falls in early fall, taken with a long exposure and neutral density lens. One of the most beautiful and peaceful waterfalls in PA.
My name is Dan States and I am a nature photographer and writer; my work can be seen online on
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Table Rock Mountain, as seen from the Carrick Creek Interpretive Center in Oolenoy State Park in Pickens County, SC.
Tables last seen under snow
Johnson, Vermont is the home of the Vermont Studio Center where I am periodically resident to advise aspiring young artists.