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Sedimentary rocks of the Allegheny Plateau. At the right side of this roadcut there is a beautiful channel fill. |
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Shot by Randy Sargent.
This image was a preliminary study for the creation of a detailed, 360-degree panorama of the Pittsburgh area from the top of the US Steel Tower and produced in conjunction with an investigation being conducted by David Bear at Carnegie Mellon University's Studio for Creative Inquiry. For information: highpointpark@cmu.edu. View to the south: http://gigapan.org/gigapans/34121/ |
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Ohiopyle Falls on the Youghiogheny River at Ohiopyle, PA is the largest waterfall in western Pennsylvania. At the center of Ohiopyle State Park the falls marks the beginning of the fabled "lower Yough" a favorite of kayakers. After two heavy rains, the Yough was running high and muddy. |
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A sweeping panorama of the parts of Pittsburgh, PA USA visible from a lesser-known viewpoint in the Hill District of the city. The view is to the north and includes the Allegheny River, which flows from right to left. There are many landmarks visible, including about a dozen bridges and the two stadia. One can see people doing their Saturday morning Strip District shopping, three trains, many warehouses, many distant churches and thousands of individual houses lining the hillsides. Downtown is just out of sight to the left. (Made with the Gigapan beta imager robot) |
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PNC Park from across the Allegheny River, between the Fort Duquesne and Roberto Clemente Bridges. |
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At the south end of the Big Savage Tunnel on the Great Allegheny Passage, there is a great view. One can see the quarry at Cumberland and the mountains beyond. it is a great place to just hang out, enjoy the scenery, and converse with other bicyclists. |
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