Hi nope. Well, wherever it is, I think it's a beautiful old house. Fact is, we were driving around a lot that day and I just didn't remember exactly. Thanks for looking!
This Channel, managed by SWFWMD is closed to canoes and kayaks. Thus it makes a tough portage to canoe from the lake to the river below the spillway. Something should be done to correct this.
Site lights illuminate the dam on the bypass, a waterway designed to regulate water levels on the cross florida barge canal. The ambitious project would have created a shortcut for commercial and recreational boat traffic across the middle of Florida. The project was cancelled in the early 1970's due to environmental concerns.
Dawn at the Lake Rousseau dam. Somebody left the lights on for this April 2006 photo. You can see the planets Mercury and Venus in the pale morning sky.
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Nice scene! Regards from Russia, Andrey
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Hi nope. Well, wherever it is, I think it's a beautiful old house. Fact is, we were driving around a lot that day and I just didn't remember exactly. Thanks for looking!
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This Channel, managed by SWFWMD is closed to canoes and kayaks. Thus it makes a tough portage to canoe from the lake to the river below the spillway. Something should be done to correct this.
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ww.max great comment
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Location on map is actually location of Cave Hill. Stoneface is further south, nearer to Sommerset.
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Like a postcard
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Excellent shot
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Tranquil view
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Site lights illuminate the dam on the bypass, a waterway designed to regulate water levels on the cross florida barge canal. The ambitious project would have created a shortcut for commercial and recreational boat traffic across the middle of Florida. The project was cancelled in the early 1970's due to environmental concerns.
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Dawn at the Lake Rousseau dam. Somebody left the lights on for this April 2006 photo. You can see the planets Mercury and Venus in the pale morning sky.
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