Photos by kiwirat : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)
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WHY IS BRUCE ORISEK ON THE NEW BRIGHTON BEACH MAP WHAT DOES THIS HAVE TO DO WITH ANYTHING
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Excellent composition. greetings from Bangladesh.
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Overlook of the Cumberland River Gorge inside the Big South Fork River and Recreational Area National Park above the Barthell Coal Camp and Blue Heron in Kentucky.
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River Basin below Cumberland Falls
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This photo is of Cumberland Falls on the Cumberland River.
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This photograph is of a portion of the Barthell Coal Mining Camp. The Camp, owned by the Stearns Caol and Lumber Co., was operational from 1902-1943. The camp is currently privately owned and was recontructed by the Koger Family to preserve its history and is a tourist destination featuring lodging, restruant and museum. For directions, tours and more infromation related to the Camp please visitour website. barthellcoalcamp.com
Please come and visit this unique historical destination and see how the coal miners and their families lived and worked during the first half of the 20th century.
Harold Dwight Koger President KBMT, Inc.
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walked over this one a few times... nice capture
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okay this is a little freaky, we loved this place
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not really sure exactly where this place was, I was riding and not paying much attention.
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