Armchair travel - Photos from the USA
Mar 28th, 2020, 07:30 AM
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Armchair travel - Photos from the USA
The idea has worked on other boards here, so why not post some pictures from the US to help us put together a "wish book" for travel once we're past these grim days? For example...
Yosemite
One room school, Lancaster County PA
Monument Valley
DC
Mission Santa Barbara
Yakutat Bay and Hubbard Glacier, Alaska
Yosemite
One room school, Lancaster County PA
Monument Valley
DC
Mission Santa Barbara
Yakutat Bay and Hubbard Glacier, Alaska
Mar 28th, 2020, 11:59 AM
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Great shots indeed! Here's something a little different than I usually shoot, I had been looking at these recently.
Henry Moore's "Knife Edge Mirror" with contrails, National Gallery, Washington, DC
Taking the F Train, New York City. (View from front window)
Henry Moore's "Knife Edge Mirror" with contrails, National Gallery, Washington, DC
Taking the F Train, New York City. (View from front window)
Mar 29th, 2020, 04:22 AM
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Thanks for the photo album. It brought back happy memories from the time when we could travel. It seems like it was very long ago.
I tried to post from my IPad, got one to attach but it took a while
I tried to post from my IPad, got one to attach but it took a while
Mar 29th, 2020, 04:45 AM
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Being cooped up at home, it is a release to see the outside world through all the photos on the forum. I love the US National Parks and state parks. Here are some that I had visited through years. Name them if you can. I will put in the states visited.
Oregon and Washington
Oregon and Washington
Mar 29th, 2020, 08:07 AM
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Cherthor--Loved the OR and WA pics you posted. Born and raised here, so know all those places. The first one from the visitors center at Johnston Ridge really made me smile. I love going there and seeing the changes since the mountain blew. I remember that day and the ash coming down on our house.
Mar 29th, 2020, 08:43 AM
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Originally Posted by mms
Cherthor--Loved the OR and WA pics you posted. Born and raised here, so know all those places. The first one from the visitors center at Johnston Ridge really made me smile. I love going there and seeing the changes since the mountain blew. I remember that day and the ash coming down on our house.
Before
And after...
Mar 29th, 2020, 09:08 AM
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Gardyloo--Yes, it was a beautiful mountain! I think a lot of people do not realize just how big it was. I don't have any slides, but have so many photos that I need to get onto the computer, so thanks for the suggestion. Since all of our hiking trails are closed right now, I might as well do that!
Mar 29th, 2020, 10:19 AM
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More Photos from WA. I am sorting out all my collection to cure my cabin fever.
Mount Baker? It was taken from a clear day on Mount Hood. WA states is very beautiful. I have been trying to go back and visit but get side tracked to see the other parts of the world.
This is one of the most beautiful state park that I had visited. The behind waterfalls trail is really special.
Mount Baker? It was taken from a clear day on Mount Hood. WA states is very beautiful. I have been trying to go back and visit but get side tracked to see the other parts of the world.
This is one of the most beautiful state park that I had visited. The behind waterfalls trail is really special.
