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I like the fire hydrant in the woods picture. It reminds me of a special I saw on the Manhatten Project community the government set up in Nevada or New Mexico. A temporary town was dissolved after WWII and left many things like that fire hydrant in a barren part of the woods.
I wonder what used to be where that photo was shot?
That hydrant is awesome isnt it? There is a sewer grate next to it!! This was the site of a WWII defense area, they took over this island here and that is whats left- pipes for water underground, tunnels underground, towers, it is amazing to see the history here.
Great pics, I've always wanted to see the northeast, especially by boat.
Those fish look like a cross between a mullet and a snook. I could freak out a lot of people around here if I could get my hands on one of those
__________________ Tony
"LuredAway" a 19' Palm Beach 135 Merc
"LuredAway Again" a 23'Key West/Yami 250-4 stroke
The only person that doesnt make a mistake is a person that doesn't do anything
If I could I'd move there June 1 and not come back here to Oct 1. (just need a job)
I loved it there when I went to order my BLM boat almost a year ago.