Photos by Pamela Elbert Poland : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)
Fort Stevens Guard House
624 views
Ape Caves - Ape's Headquarters
786 views
Trojan Cooling Tower 1994
452 views
Wheat Field near Pendleton
280 views
House on the Rock, Lake Coeur d'Alene
2042 views
St Peter's Catholic Church
355 views
Bonneville Spillway
356 views
Table Mountain from Bonneville Dam
323 views
Angel with Rose, Mountain View Cemetery
356 views
Fern Steps, Oneonta Gorge
219 views
Oneonta Gorge Tunnel, October 2006
324 views
Latourell Falls
244 views
Multnomah Falls Creek
380 views
Cape Meares Lighthouse
360 views
Latimer Quilt & Textile Center
238 views
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Very nice.
Greetings from Spain, Pedro M
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Beautiful photo ！！！
wish you Merry Christmas and Happy New Year ！！！
Best greetings from INDIA. alok
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That beast is awesome.
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Very nice photo. I grew up in Brewster and this photo makes me homesick.
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Χαρούμενος για το αστέρι σου Διονύση..
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My grandfather was the keeper of the pictured light. The location of the lighthouse is on what is called Chief's Island north of the structure seen on google earth. 43 20' 29" N 124 22' 30" W
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There used to be two different lightkeeper houses. One was razed in 1940. This one photographed here remains. This might sound like a funny question.. in this photo, you can see the razed house is on the right, nearest the camera.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/56/Headkeeperhouse_1900.jpg
But there's a huge fenced yard, the razed house being at the east. At the present we have the the surviving house sitting at the spot which appears to be where the razed house stood. Was the surviving house moved??
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nice composition voted thanks for sharing ~RettaJo
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A beautiful spot, nicely captured. A recent snow dump too. Tekapo is becoming a destination, rather than a stop off, on the way to Mt Cook and Queenstown. The newly opened (2008)hot springs complex is proving a winner. It would be a pity though, if the developers turn it into just another tourist town. Roy Hosking.
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