Registered: Dec 2000
Location: where the buses don't run
Posts: 1002

I hope you guys don't mind me stealing a thread here, but as a few of you know, I like taking pictures, and went out on a few occasions to take some pictures around where I live, and just thought I'd share them. Sorry about the first one being so big.





"What the hell are you talking about? There has to be something to do where you live."



I like covered bridges.



Wanted to get a pic from inside the bridge, but had to take it quick because of traffic.





It really works!

And I have more...

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Registered: Dec 2000
Location: where the buses don't run
Posts: 1002

This used to be an Amish furniture store. Something has always intrigued me about that building...I guess it's the curtains.



That's the house across the street from the old store...it's just purdy. I had a better picture of it, but it came out all blurry.



Rocks from a nearby village.



A lake from the same village.



This is supposedly an old railroad tressel (sp?) in the village.

I have some more, but that's enough for now, I suppose.

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Registered: Jul 2000
Location: Beatrice, Nebraska
Posts: 18490

It is an old railroad thingee. Fun to walk on.

There's some pretty land round you.

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Registered: Sep 2000
Location: MA
Posts: 2728

Very nice pictures Rabble.

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Registered: Feb 2001
Location: Chicago, IL
Posts: 1742

Hmmmmm....rocks.

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Registered: Jul 2000
Location: Delaware
Posts: 5704

I miss green grass *sigh* COMEON SPRING!

p.s. I think I've seen that old stone house before...(the one across the street from the store)

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Registered: Jul 2000
Location: seattle-ish
Posts: 11266

Ive always thought Pennsylvania was a pretty state. I have some family there, and used to spend my summers in PA.
beautiful pictures, rabble

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