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A J Butler lives in Shenzhen, China and Toronto, Canada with his family. A J occasionally lectures on topics such as ICT, Accelerated Learning Methodologies, as well as Adobe and Microsoft software.
"The Spout, 5ml SSW of Motion Head, is a phenomenon caused by the sea being forced through a fissure in the rocks from an underwater cavern, emerging with a loud roar and jets of foam; it is most apparent at high water with much swell and may be seen distinctly from 3ml offshore." [Newfoundland and Labrador Pilot NP50]
I love this photo of the Rummel Mill home near Butler, Ohio, United States.
I went to the Rummel Mill site with my camera today (March 22, 2012) and sadly the house was gone. The home must of been torn down due to the August 2007 flood that may have runned the home for good. This is so sad because the house was an historic landmark with the nice historic bridge close by that made for a nice picture view. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on April 7, 1982. I am very sad to see that the historic home is gone for good but thanks for the nice pictures you took. You must of have taken the pictures of the Rummel Mill home before August 2007. Thanks for the pictures.
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A J Butler lives in Shenzhen, China and Toronto, Canada with his family. A J occasionally lectures on topics such as ICT, Accelerated Learning Methodologies, as well as Adobe and Microsoft software.
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"The Spout, 5ml SSW of Motion Head, is a phenomenon caused by the sea being forced through a fissure in the rocks from an underwater cavern, emerging with a loud roar and jets of foam; it is most apparent at high water with much swell and may be seen distinctly from 3ml offshore." [Newfoundland and Labrador Pilot NP50]
Very nice L+F
Changle Hall is the former residence of a Chinese Warrior named Li Changle.
The excavated base is visible through the glass on the floor. This pagoda was rebuilt over the remains of the one that Du Fu would have been in.
Great photo!!
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I love this photo of the Rummel Mill home near Butler, Ohio, United States.
I went to the Rummel Mill site with my camera today (March 22, 2012) and sadly the house was gone. The home must of been torn down due to the August 2007 flood that may have runned the home for good. This is so sad because the house was an historic landmark with the nice historic bridge close by that made for a nice picture view. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on April 7, 1982. I am very sad to see that the historic home is gone for good but thanks for the nice pictures you took. You must of have taken the pictures of the Rummel Mill home before August 2007. Thanks for the pictures.
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Fantastic photo
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Bello scatto! Votato...