Photos by tim_farmer : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

Houses and Old Buildings, New Jersey Viewed 164 times	Favorites, Houses and Old Buildings, New Jersey Viewed 127 times	Houses and Old Buildings, New Jersey Viewed 112 times	Houses and Old Buildings, New Jersey Viewed 155 times
Houses and Old Buildings, New Jersey Viewed 115 times	Houses and Old Buildings, New Jersey Viewed 128 times	Houses and Old Buildings, New Jersey Viewed 103 times	Houses and Old Buildings, New Jersey Viewed 162 times
Houses and Old Buildings, New Jersey Viewed 103 times	Houses and Old Buildings, New Jersey Viewed 110 times	Houses and Old Buildings, New Jersey Viewed 124 times	New Jersey Viewed 109 times
New Jersey Viewed 101 times	New Jersey Viewed 102 times	New Jersey Viewed 113 times	New Jersey Viewed 100 times
New Jersey Viewed 57 times	Houses and Old Buildings, New Jersey Viewed 66 times	New Jersey Viewed 61 times	New Jersey Viewed 56 times
Houses and Old Buildings, New Jersey Viewed 60 times	Houses and Old Buildings, New Jersey Viewed 52 times	Houses and Old Buildings, New Jersey Viewed 52 times	Houses and Old Buildings, New Jersey Viewed 55 times
3D, New Jersey, stereoview Viewed 56 times	3D, New Jersey, stereoview Viewed 54 times	Clouds and Weather Viewed 279 times	Clouds and Weather, Utah Viewed 188 times
Clouds and Weather, Utah Viewed 170 times	Clouds and Weather, Utah Viewed 193 times	Clouds and Weather, Houses and Old Buildings, Utah Viewed 255 times	Clouds and Weather, Utah Viewed 159 times

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Thaddeus Huddleston said:
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vkulik said:

Lukas Novak A rare and risky shot for you. It's so heavy, and as may be held on such thin twigs of the tree.

azanizinaza said:

Красивый маяк.

tim_farmer said:

Thanks. It's a great house.

liz98 said:

La Jolla is beautiful!!! :) Greetings, Liz

konabish said:

Tim, this is an awesome photo, not just for the lake, but also for the great detail of the San Diego River, the encroaching housing between the town of Ramona and the Barona Indian Reservation... and just a hint of El Cajon Mountain. Thanks for posting it.