Sawmill Remnants by Artlan59

Photography • Historical • posted on Dec 31, 2008

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This has much less zoom than yesterday's post. You can just make out that gear wheel behind that small pine in the center. I'd like to thank everyone for their support and encouragements, it is greatly appreciated. I wish everyone a safe and happy New Year.

Comments (14)

PD154

9:48AM | Wed, 31 December 2008

Like the crop here Art, nice compo, happy new year to you and yours my friend.

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ragouc

9:55AM | Wed, 31 December 2008

Very good POV and shot.

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THROBBE

1:02PM | Wed, 31 December 2008

Very cool! Happy New Year!!!

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tennesseecowgirl

1:47PM | Wed, 31 December 2008

Thank you for your support as well. Enjoy your Holiday! cdn-

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dbrv6

4:43PM | Wed, 31 December 2008

Thanks for taking the effort to get in to get these captures! Great looking and interesting.

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MagikUnicorn

7:58PM | Wed, 31 December 2008

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skyla824

8:06PM | Wed, 31 December 2008

great shot.. it looks like the herring run? great place for photography plus a lot of history as while. happy and healthy new years... steve

MrsLubner

11:40PM | Wed, 31 December 2008

Very nice and Happy New Year.

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bmac62

10:05AM | Thu, 01 January 2009

Like it...and more old, abandoned concrete and iron work. Should you ever get up in the vicinity of Watertown, New York (east end of Lake Ontario) there is tons of this sort of stuff along the Black River. I know it is there...but it is just a little bit out of my geographic reach...maybe your too. Bill

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