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Chuck > The north tower, seen from almost directly below.
Chuck > The furnace complex, seen from across the harbor. This image is released under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 United States License. This image is released under the Gnu Free Documentation License v. 1.2.
Chuck > Contrails just after sunset. This trip included: 4 states and 1 province (not including states driven through to get there or on my way back) 1 national park 10 state or provincial parks (one visited twice) 6 nature preserves (wildlife refuges, conservation areas, etc.) 7 other parks (incl. arboretum) 3 national historic sites (incl. 2 forts) 9 wineries 5 lighthouses (didn't get pictures of all of them) Over 1100 miles driven, not counting distance to and from the lake Over 41 hours driving time, not counting time to and from the lake 8 sunsets and 1 sunrise over the lake
Chuck > Marblehead Lighthouse, with the rising sun behind it.
Chuck > Marblehead Lighthouse at dawn.
Chuck > Cedar Point Amusement Park as seen from Sheldon Marsh State Nature Preserve.
Chuck > Smoke ring seen above the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland. There was an air show this day, and the air was so still that smoke rings from the pyrotechnics lingered for what seemed an impossibly long time.
Chuck > Sunset at Headlands Beach State Park.
Chuck > Now past the halfway point. The bridge is nearly 200 feet above the water at its center, but the grade is so gentle that you hardly even notice you're walking uphill for the first half of the walk. This image is released under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.5 License. This image is released under the Gnu Free Documentation License v. 1.2.
Smoke ring seen above the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland. There was an air show this day, and the air was so still that smoke rings from the pyrotechnics lingered for what seemed an impossibly long time.
Chuck > Smoke ring seen above the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland. There was an air show this day, and the air was so still that smoke rings from the pyrotechnics lingered for what seemed an impossibly long time.
Smoke ring seen above the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland. There was an air show this day, and the air was so still that smoke rings from the pyrotechnics lingered for what seemed an impossibly long time.
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