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A bountiful peach orchard in Franklin Township, Pennsylvania (LOC) from The Library of Congress uploaded 30 July
Young peach trees in the orchard-filled town of Palisade, outside Grand Junction, Colorado. In the distance is the area's famous Grand Mesa, which, at 40 miles in length, is reputed to be the world's largest mesa, an elevated, flat-topped area of land (LO from The Library of Congress uploaded 30 July
Ski jumpers kick off an evening that will include spectacular fireworks over the mountain at the annual Winter Carnival in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. As of 2015, the five-day event, first staged in 1913, stood as the oldest winter carnival west of the M from The Library of Congress uploaded February 2026
Skating at Rockefeller Center, New York, New York (LOC) from The Library of Congress uploaded February 2026
Twenty-three-year-old expert skier A.J. Pfatschbacher, a marketing professional who learned to ski at age 3 in his native Wisconsin, swooshes to a stop amid snow-laden trees at the Copper Mountain Ski Resort, near the town of Frisco in Summit County, Colo from The Library of Congress uploaded February 2026
An example at the Christmas in the Park annual light display, sponsored by the local Sertoma Club, an organization of service clubs founded in 1912 whose name is an acronym for Service to Mankind, in Minot (pronounced MINE-ott), the principal city in nort from The Library of Congress uploaded December 2025
Array of pies for sale at the "Back to Church Sunday" festival, organized by the nearby St. Paul's Episcopal Church, on the grounds of the New Hampshire capitol (or state house, as New Hampshirites call it) in Concord, New Hampshire's capital city (LOC) from The Library of Congress uploaded November 2025
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Concourse clock at Grand Central Station, New York, New York (LOC)
- clive422 said:
- Jon (LOC P&P) said:
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Aerial view of downtown Chicago, the largest city in Illinois and (as of 2020) third-largest in the United States. Protruding into Lake Michigan are the Navy Pier (top) and the shadows "just the shadows "of several lakefront skyscrapers (LOC)
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Dan Gaken said:
Navy Pier is not visible in the photo (it would be out of the frame to the right / east and slightly south).
At the top of the scene is the North Avenue Beach, the beach in the lower-center of the image is Oak Street. -
swanq said:
The pier at the top of the photo appears to be the North Avenue Beach pier.
See 2008 Streetview
Aerial view of the Tucson, Arizona, area, with a focus on a giant airplane "boneyard" of nearly 4,400 aircraft, the world's largest such aircraft graveyard, on a 2,600-acre site at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base. Boneyards are either kept for storage with s
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clive422 said:
Nice shot. There's something in the back of my head telling me about 'verification' of force reduction following signing some treaties. Areas like this could be photographed by satellite and some poor soul would then have to count the individual aircraft!
Nice shot. -
Chuck Walla said:
Congressional Reseach Service report: "...Under START, heavy bombers were eliminated by having the tail section cut off of the fuselage at a location that obviously was not an assembly joint; having the wings separated from the fuselage at any location by any method; and having the remainder of the fuselage cut into two pieces, with the cut occurring in the area where the wings were attached to the fuselage, but at a location obviously not an assembly joint."
Carol Highsmith, and her significant other, are wonderful. -
swanq said:
Detailed information about the Boneyard [ 309th Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Group ] available at
- www.airplaneboneyards.com/davis-monthan-afb-amarg-airplan...
- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/309th_Aerospace_Maintenance_and_Reg...