Clevelumbus
Huntington Tower 330'
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Fine indeed! Go Wings!
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Raddell's Sausage Shop 478 East 152nd Street Cleveland, OH 44110-1762 (216) 486-1944 http://raddellssausage.com/
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Some really awesome shots there!
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Wow, haven't heard of it either. Thanks!
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Recently I have read: A Devil in the White City (Larson) Cannery Row (Steinbeck) Collapse (Diamond) Next up is: Germs, Guns & Steel (Diamond) Travels with Charlie (Steinbeck)
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Never been! Great shots as always.
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Monterey Peninsula down through San Simeon Monterey Peninsula Airport Monterey Presidio Downtown Monterey Downton Pacific Grove (towards top right) Pacific Grove (foreground) & Monterey Monetery Bay (background), Monterey Peninsula (middle), Santa Lucia Range (foreground) Monterey (foreground) & Pacifc Grove Downton Carmel-by-the-Sea Seaside (foreground) & Marina Monterey Peninsula (foreground), Monterey Bay Monterey, Downtown (foreground), Presidio (middle), Cannery Row (background) Carmel-by-the-Sea Pebble Beach Golf Course Monterey, Cannery Row (center), Presidio (left) Pacific Grove Golf Course Pacific Grove (foreground), Marina (across the bay) Point Sur
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Nice job!!
Here's some info on that addition to the Lamar Building: For many years the tallest building in Augusta, it was bought in 1973 by among others State Senator R. Eugene Holly. Mr. Holly commissioned the penthouse addition, built by I. M. Pei between 1974 and 1975. It features Italian marble and blue plate glass, and cost $500,000. Source Also: State Sen. R. Eugene Holley adds a massive cross to the top of the Lamar Building's new penthouse, his "Christmas present" to Jesus. The cross is 36 feet tall, 17 feet wide and weighs 4,700 pounds. The penthouse costs more than $2 million; Augustans call it "Holley's Folly" and the "giant toaster." B. Kelley New, the Lamar Building's interior designer and a former employee of Mr. Holley, said the misunderstood penthouse was supposed to resemble a pyramid to go along with the Egyptian influences in the building's architecture. Source
Nice shots of Michigan's second city!
^ Pretty much agreed.. Although Asheville and Greenville arn't too shabby, albeit smaller...
Awesome pics of a beautiful and underrated city!
Good stuff!
Yay, someday we'll have more people then the state of Ohio!
Awesomeness
Here's the one in Plymouth
Think that's expensive, my companies Leica ADS40s are 1.5 million! Of course they're for aerial surveying...