Just consider as you look at these photos, all of this is probably buried in snow as the altitude there at Ebbet's Pass is 6300 feet (1920 meters).
Maybe this swallow nest isn't snowed under.
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12 comments:
Nice details and sunshine. I like that.
The swallow nest is so ingenious made, they are real architects.
Nice close-ups of the weathered wood, great pix!
Some lovely photos...you don't see those conductors much anymore.
beautiful wood and rust.
You found a goldmine for photos in this location.
The door is my favorite!
The wood is fabulous!
Love all of the color in your photos.
Wow, I love this stuff... old weathered wood, rusty fixtures and faded paint. Beautifully captured!
I like these detail type shots - you can always find a shot in these sorts of places.
Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
I agree, you did find a gold mine. Great shots
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