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Photos by A Washington Travele… : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

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Larry Workman QIN said:

Very nice silhouette, Chris.

Best wishes, Larry.


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A Washington Travele… said:

Thank you. It was taken in late May.


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Suzi Trousdale said:

Nice colors and framing in this image, A Washington Traveler, with the tree branches adding great interest. Nicely done! Warm Autumn greetings from Coos Bay, Oregon :O)


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A Washington Travele… said:

I took the following from wikipedia: The Maryhill Stonehenge is a full-size, astronomically-aligned replica of Stonehenge located in Maryhill, Washington. It was commissioned in the early 20th century by businessman Samuel Hill and dedicated on July 4, 1918 as a memorial to those that died in World War I. The memorial was completed in 1929.

Hope you find that useful. Chris


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A Washington Travele… said:

Hello Larry! Thanks for all the kind words about my newer photos. Your photos are such an inspiration for me to explore, that it's an honor that some of my photos could give you the urge to return.

Thank you and Best Wishes. Chris


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Larry Workman QIN said:

Interesting contrast.


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Larry Workman QIN said:

Very nice panorama Chris. I like that I can still see detail in the dark area and that it is just not a silhouette.

Best regards, Larry.


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prattlemaster said:

At the north end of this property, on Sandpoint Way, is an entrance for NOAA. You should be able to get access 8-5 M-F. (We used to be able to go to the soundgarden anytime, day or night with our cars. And wondered why we couldn't get there through the park!) If you stay to the left, and follow the road that goes along the buildings. There is a dirt trail on the left just past the buildings, as the road curves toward the park. At the end of this road is a parking area the will take you RIGHT TO the sign that says "A Sound Garden". It is a shame that a piece of art such as this has to be secluded from most everyone else. And you have to get directions from someone in Vegas! If you have to park and walk, it is only about a quarter mile. Not too bad. Go on a breezy night, and take a jacket. If you make it there, please toast home for me. Thanks, Chris


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aycan ergin said:

Muhteşem bir İstanbul fotoğrafı,ellerine sağlık.Başarılı çalışmalarının devamını dilerim.


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