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Looking out over the salt flats, near Jekyll Island.

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Uploaded on Feb 19, 2012

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A remnant of the "Gilded Age" culture, when the super-wealthy came to Jekyll Island to spend their Winters.

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This has been converted to an inn and restaurant by the State of Georgia. The interior displays some of the...

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The old town area of Savannah is very historic and well-preserved. Unfortunately, I was riding a tour tram and many of my snapshots were a bit off.

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Nice to know these kinds of huge animal sculptures aren't limited to Wisconsin. I believe these were just...

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Very remote setting off the coast of South Carolina. Few intact shells, but I found the interior whorls of the whelks to be fascinating.

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Uploaded on Feb 19, 2012

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The setting sun shines through the Spanish Moss...

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Uploaded on Dec 20, 2011

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Super Cute Otter. At the animal park, Old Charles Towne Landing.

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Museum @ Old Charles Towne Landing, South Carolina.

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Uploaded on Dec 20, 2011

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Graceland Inn is the former estate of Senator Davis, a founder of Davis & Elkins College. Later, I...

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Uploaded on Oct 25, 2011

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This "double-barreled" bridge (one lane each direction) crosses the Tygart River in Philippi, WV. ...

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Uploaded on Oct 25, 2011

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Taken from the porch of Graceland Inn, Elkins, WV.

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Uploaded on Oct 25, 2011

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Nice view of the Guadalupe R. valley and surrounding hills from up there.

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Uploaded on Sep 9, 2011

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Yowtch! Those would have to hurt.

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Uploaded on Sep 9, 2011

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ca. 1740s, these fellows would have been seen at Fort Michilimackinac, protecting the French fur-trading interests.

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Uploaded on Aug 7, 2011

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A mix of reenactors, some portraying French soldiers on the frontier, others are Voyageurs (fur traders) who would help defend the fort in a pinch.

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Uploaded on Aug 7, 2011

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A little hazy, but beautiful structure nonetheless.

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Uploaded on Aug 7, 2011

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Sited at the boundary between Lake Huron and Lake Michigan

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Uploaded on Aug 7, 2011

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