Flickr Photos
- Loading
Tag Cloud
ABSENCE Art Brown Bats Canoeing Cottage Crypt Dead Dead Crayfish Dead Fish Doyle Wedding Drowning Dusty Fannie Gate Ghost Green Tree Hauntings HDR Jones Juniata Kayaking Key West Lens Literary Review Lookout Maryland Mausoleum New baby Obstacle Course Ocean City OCMD Panorama Pavillion Pittsburgh PSU Race Railroad Rotten Running Schadt Wedding Smelly Trains Tubing Wide-Angle ZoomDesign
Paranormal
Photography
Site Archives
Monthly Archives: November 2011
Mount Wood Revisited
This past Friday, the day after Thanksgiving, my friend Tom and I made a return trip to the Mount Wood Cemetery and Overlook in Wheeling, West Virginia. We left Carlisle at 6:00AM and arrived at the overlook at 9:30AM. We photographed at the overlook and then the cemetery until about 2:00PM. On the return trip we visited Bellaire, Ohio, home to several old bridges that have appeared in recent movies and then on to Pittsburgh to photograph the city skyline. We arrived back in Carlisle at about 10:00PM. It was a long day for sure, but the weather was beautiful and we got some unusual, controversial, and perhaps once in a lifetime photographs. Continue reading
Mount Wood – Wheeling, West Virginia
About two weeks ago I was traveling back to Harrisburg from Columbus, Ohio along interstate route 70. Before leaving Ohio behind, I stopped for lunch at the Panera in the Ohio Valley Mall. While surfing the net and eating I discovered some images from the Mount Wood Overlook in nearby Wheeling, West Virginia. Always on the look out for photo op’s I decided to stop off in Wheeling to explore this site. After all it was on the way and only about 10 miles from the Panera. Continue reading
2011 Dillsburg Farmers Fair
The Dillsburg Farmers Fair is a yearly event, held the small town of Dillsburg, Pennsylvania. It opens on a Monday and runs through the following Saturday in the second week of October.
From the http://dillsburgfarmersfair.org website:
“In 1915 a group of prominent business leaders decided to establish an annual event that would draw farmers to town and promote goodwill between the farmers and local business establishments and provide the community with a homecoming and harvest celebration.”
Posted in Dillsburg Farmers Fair, Fairs, Photography
Tagged Blue Ribbon, Contest, Red Ribbon
Comments Off