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Michael Page (waypoints)
Atlanta,
United States of America
Gigapans: 12
Snapshots: 12
Bookmarks: 3
Last Visited: October 07, 2009
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The Mountain of the Moon, Fengari, is the highest peak in the Aegean rising to 1600+ meters and located on the island of Samothrace. According to legend, this is peak from which the god, Poseidon watched the Trojan War. To take this image I climbed the mountain from the southern approach. It was quite a windy day and we had to pile rocks around the tripod and hold the rig down to keep it from blowing over. The original shot was wider (to the left) but there were a few errors in that portion of the image due to the wind so I compiled it as a separate image to experiment with some post processing and eventually to join with this image.
N 40.45890 E 25.59231 | http://geohash.org/sx4nnm7f0j9
49.4 km SSW of Alexandroúpolis, Greece
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Viewing North and overlooking the Kaolin and Magnesite Washes, the Overton Mesa, and the town of Overton to the right. To the left is the Valley of Fire State Park. Image captured at noon, 28MAR09.
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Located off I-15 approximately 20 miles Southwest of St. George, Utah nestled between Beaver Dam and Paiute Wilderness areas.
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Located off I-15 approximately 20 miles Southwest of St. George, Utah nestled between Beaver Dam and Paiute Wilderness areas.
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Located in the Valley of Fire State Park approximately 6 miles West of Lake Mead. The park was opened in 1935 and is Nevada's oldest and largest state park.
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Winter resort in Routt County, Colorado. Also known as "Ski Town USA".
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Civil War Rifle Pit at Fort Walker (Grant Park)
Author: Michael Page (waypoints)
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revetment,
walker,
fort,
park,
grant,
atlanta,
of,
battle,
war,
civil,
cannon,
rifle
Size: 0.73 gigapixels
Added: January 7, 2009
Total Views: 1241
View in Google Earth 4.2+
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The Siege of Atlanta
July 22nd - August 25th 1864
The line of breastworks completely encircled the city with 12 miles of rifle pits and forts. This site is located at Boulevard SE & Atlanta Ave SW, Atlanta, GA 30312
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The Stone Mountain Park Ducks.
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The Henry W. Grady Riverboat at Historic Stone Mountain Park. Atlanta, Georgia
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114 S. Church Street, Thomaston, GA 30286
An art deco style single screen theater that has been open almost continously since 1927.
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