Photos by Richard Muir : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)
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OC Boardwalk. Facing north. The Music Pier is on the right.
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Where's the Gondola?
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that's pretty cool...
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BEAUTIFUL Rich. I've never had a chance to see the Christmas light show. Post often sir.
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If your interested in adding another marker to your collection, the 17 Mile marker is in King of Prussia on South Gulph Road across from Vallery Forge Memorial Gardens
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This mile marker is actually the mileage from Broad Street Station (Penna. RR) which was across from City Hall. The marker is on the Pennsy's Schuylkill Division. The stations near the marker were Betzwood (21.8) and Protectory (23.2). Data is from a CT1000 11/01/1907. Hope this is not TMI!
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This is a lovely shot. Thank you for posting it.
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Richard: you mail also be interested in the 1/2 mile markers that create the 12 mile arc which comprise Delaware's Nothern Boundary.
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A vestige of a bygone era, these markers were instituted by Benjamin Franklin and placed for the purpose of setting fair postal rates. They may be found along the old stage coach routes radiating out from the cradle of the nation, Philadelphia
Incscription on this marker: 28 M to P
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Hi, Thanks for the information. I stumbled across a USGS Benchmark near new Holland, PA earlier this year and just uploaded a photo.
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