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McSky said:

Like, excellent shot.


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jenaly said:

Amazing picture! Just wanted to clarify for anyone checking this out who is interested in visiting Nevada City- I'm guessing this shot was taken in the early 1980s. The buildings are all still here but they look a bit different now!


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hicalirunner said:

Wow, I never knew the story behind the Pali! Thanks for sharing Pfaffendorn!


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Roland_Longbow said:

A fantastically surreal view of the Ocean Beach!


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bigmoof said:

Hello Pfaffendorn (??!),

I'm a graphic designer working on a brochure for the Maybeck Foundation to thank the donors of The Campaign to Save the Palace of Fine Arts. The campaign is ending in December, and at that time the foundation will be sending out 750 of these brochures to donors of $1,000 and above. I am interested in using one of your (beautiful!) photographs in the commemorative brochure -- one that I found on Panoramio. It is Panoramio image #26281895. Would this use be possible with a credit to you? I can send you a PDF file showing your photograph in position in the brochure if that will be of any help.

Thanks in advance for your consideration of this proposal. Jacqueline Jones


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Pfaffendorn said:

The "Cathedral of the Plains" is Saint Fidelis Catholic Church in Victoria, Kansas. Built between 1908 and 1911, at the time of its dedication it was the largest church west of the Mississippi River. The church is 220 feet long, 110 feet wide at the transepts and 75 feet at the nave. Its ceiling is 44 feet above the ground and the towers are 141 feet tall. Unlike many other important churches which use faux materials and finishes, the nave columns are made of Vermont granite which was dragged from the railroad on horse-drawn sledges along unpaved roads. The exterior is constructed of large native limestone blocks weighing from 50 to 100 pounds each. The Romanesque-design church contains German windows & works of art, Austrian hand carved stations of the cross, and an Italian marble altar.


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Closed said:

Hello Pfaffendorn

This is very nice, it is the closest photo I've found to what a person actually sees when there!!

Very Well Done!

I like it!

Greetings from a North Carolinian in Canada, Gord's Girl


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Chapaii said:

If you are fortunate enough to book this awesome cottage for a stay, do not forget to leave a penny or two to satisfy the ghosts rumored to still live there.


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Vann Helms said:

This is such an impressive view. You captures the layers of the mountains so perfectly. I love your description. VANN in Lake Lure


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Shanetta's Photos said:

I like looking cool


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Pfaffendorn I've been taking photos for pleasure about 35 years. I loved my Nikon SLR and used slide film exclusively, but converted to digital in 2004. The great symphony conductor Herbert von Karajan said about digital recording "Everything else is gaslight," and I agree. I hope you enjoy the photos and their subjects.

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