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Tag Archives: railway
New England Trip 2012 – Day 4 – Brattleboro VT
New England Trip 2012 – Day 4 – Brattleboro VT After visiting the Creamery wooden covered bridge, we headed into downtown Brattleboro VT to find something to eat. The colorful Autumn leaves were all around us and there was plenty … Continue reading
Posted in USA, Vermont
Tagged autumn leaves, brattleboro vt, church steeples, colorful autumn, connecticut River, covered bridge, Latchis Theatre, new england, New England Trip 2012, nice images, railway, small brook, steam whistle, town of brattleboro, whetstone brook, Whetstone Station
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Almonte, Ontario – A bit of History and Architecture
This blog entry will be focusing on a bit of the architecture and history of Almonte. (Location) Although a few photos of the Mississippi River and the Great Falls are included in this post, please refer to previous blog entries … Continue reading
Posted in Almonte, Canada Explorer, Ontario
Tagged Almont, almonte, Almonte Knitting COmpany, Almonte Post Office, beautiful views, Beckwith Limestone, bedrock, brick wall, electrical power generation, electricity demands, Falls, fences, Great Falls, Green Power, grist mill, grist mills, Juan N. Almonte, Juan Nepomiceno ALmonte, Latin for Today, Mississippi River, Mississippi River Power Corporation, natural beauty, North Elmsley sandstone, old town hall, Ontario, physical obstacles, Post Office Customs Inland Revenue, power turbines, railine, railway, railway tracks, Ramsayville, rapids, riverwalk, Rosamon, shading, Shipman's Mills, THe Bench of the Minister and His Wife, Thomas Fuller, triangular shape, Wall mural, Waterford, weir, woolen mill, woollen cloth manufacturing centre, woollen mill, woollen mills
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Cycling in Florida – Pinellas Trail – Tarpons Springs
Late at night, we had pulled into the Tahiti near Tarpon Springs and enjoyed some much needed sleep. In the morning, the weather was still not looking the best but after a nice hot breakfast, we decided to stick around … Continue reading
Posted in Florida, USA
Tagged bicycle, bike, bikes, break in the weather, bridge, citrus fruits, covered bridge restaurant, covered bridges, cycling, cycling trails, Florida, food outlets, fruit stand, grapefruit, oranges, photos, pinellas trail, post cards, railroad lines, railway, rain storm, restaurant food, roadside fruit stand, sponge docks, st petersburg, tarpon springs, Tarpon Springs Florida, tarpons springs, trailhead, weather
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“Doors Open” – Toronto 2006
Very few people visit Toronto, Ontario without at least taking a peek at the CN Tower. I’ve been there often but this was my first time to be there with a digital SLR. The “Doors Open” Toronto 2006 was underway … Continue reading
Posted in Canada Explorer, Ontario, Toronto
Tagged cn tower, Doors Open Toronto 2006, Ontario, OPC, photographers, Pileated Woodpecker, railway, railway tracks, red dress, statue, Toronto, toronto ontario
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