09-23-2023, 07:08 AM
Good morning Dave. The markings on the spider are pretty cool. Makes me wonder how different insects and spiders "develop" the colors and patterns.
Earlier I posted a photo of the New River Gorge bridge. Here is a photo of the old bridge, in use for many years before the new bridge was constructed. Now called the "Tunney Hunsaker Bridge", it crosses the river at the river level. Still in use by primarily tourists I suppose. It was a fun drive going down the curvy roads into the gorge.
The next two photos are from Thurmond, WV. A coaling tower used to store coal to load into steam powered locomotives, and one of the abandoned houses there in Thurmond. Looks like it was a pretty nice house at one time. May be a little distorted because of perspective.The tower was built in 1922.
Earlier I posted a photo of the New River Gorge bridge. Here is a photo of the old bridge, in use for many years before the new bridge was constructed. Now called the "Tunney Hunsaker Bridge", it crosses the river at the river level. Still in use by primarily tourists I suppose. It was a fun drive going down the curvy roads into the gorge.
The next two photos are from Thurmond, WV. A coaling tower used to store coal to load into steam powered locomotives, and one of the abandoned houses there in Thurmond. Looks like it was a pretty nice house at one time. May be a little distorted because of perspective.The tower was built in 1922.
"A moment in time
Immortalized forever
With silver and light"
Immortalized forever
With silver and light"