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View 181: Late Spring at the Wildlife Refuge
The work continues at the Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge. The pool near the visitor center has been drained and the marsh in the first section of the wildlife drive has been lowered. This seemed to concentrate the viewable wildlife along … Continue reading
The Syracuse and Baldwinsville Railroad
Back in 1886, a group formed the Syracuse and Baldwinsville Railroad to service the mills on the Seneca River in the village. This bit of history of my hometown of Baldwinsville, New York fascinated me. I grew up hearing trains … Continue reading
Posted in Assignments
Tagged baldwinsville, bridge, central, engine, historic, history, new york, old, seneca river, syracuse and baldwinsville railroad, water
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View 174: Bedford Falls
In 1946, the movie It’s A Wonderful Life introduced the world to Bedford Falls, New York. A fictitious village in upstate New York which people living in Seneca Falls, New York thought looked very familiar. Starting with the steel truss … Continue reading
Posted in Weekly View
Tagged 28-300mm, angel, bedford falls, bridge, clarence, frank capra, it's a wonderful life, jimmy stewart, movie, new york, nikon D700, seneca falls, seneca river, upstate, village, vr, zuzu
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