THE STONERSVILLE HOTEL

  After doing some consideration, I decided to give a editing Software called Nix HDR a try for 15 day’s and see how good it works.  Seems that it works pretty good, but it’s rather pricey.  Not sure if I’m going to keep this.  We shall see as the time goes by. This is the

PHOTO EDITING

  Most of the time, the Blogs that I Post are about something with History in mind.  This time I’m going to start trying something different to Post about instead of something Historical. I’ve noticed over time that allot of you out there Post a Image of what you want your readers to see.  I’m

GUN BATTERY FROM WWII

  While visiting Kings Wharf in the Bermuda Islands there was what is left over from WWII.  This Gun emplacement was ment to guard the islands and the Port of Kings Wharf from the Japanese.  Just what size the Gun Battery is, I don’t know.   Here’s another view of the Battery.  The weather on

FROM A RAILROAD BED TO A WALKING TRAIL

After a long hard, freezing cold, snowy, windy, Winter, Nature is starting to come around and make area’s green that was once brown and snow laden.  I had the chance to return to one of my favorite area’s and publish what it is here that I remember so well. Long ago, this was a railroad

SCHUYLKILL CANAL HOUSEBOAT

  This is Mildred, the once used Houseboat on the old Schuylkill Canal.  People that traveled the Canal sometimes lived in Houseboats such as this one.  Of course, it probably did not look quite this good back then.  It has been repaired and painted to look like it did so many years ago. In the

PORT CLINTON, PA

  Located about a 20min drive from my home, is the small Historic Town of Port Clinton, PA.  Port Clinton was one of the small towns that was alongside the Schuylkill Canal back in the 1800’s.  This is why you see a picture of one of the Canal Boats that once traveled up and down

SCHUYLKILL CANAL

  I am guessing that by now you are all getting tired of seeing my Posts of the old Schuylkill Canal.  I promise that this will be the last one, unless you still want to see more.  I can do that. For either it be one reason or another I am fascinated by what is

OLD DRAIN?

  I have often passed by this stone wall with what appears to be some kind of drain from where the Schuylkill Canal used to be.  The trail behind this was the Towpath, but now a walking trail. I stood here wondering just what this was at one time.  Why is it here?  There must

NO ONE HOME

  An old Cold Storage Shelter Nikon D7000 Nikkor 18-200mm Lens Thanks for your visit. Les COLD STORAGE – Back in the early days when there was no such thing as electricity or refrigeration items that needed to be kept cool were often stored in a under-ground cellar or a brick or stone building that

FLOWERS OF KINGS WHARF

  Normally I am not much of a flower person, but when I see something in Nature that is pretty, I’ll pay attention.  I shot this, but I have no idea what type of flower it is.  It’s different, I think.  It had just stopped raining. I have no idea, but it’s in my favorite