TO GET THE SHOT’S

KOZARS CHRISTMAS VILLAGE. Since my last post on the Christmas Lights that are here around my area, some of you might be wondering how I got these shot’s of the Christmas Village that is near-by where I live. To be honest, it was not all that hard to do.  However, I did make a few

ALL DRESSED UP FOR THE HOLIDAYS

  Around this time of the year, many of the Homes that are in my area, take on a new look with the many different colored lights that are placed in or around their homes.  Some of them are very simple.  Some are quite extravert.  It depends on what you want to do or how

THE LIGHTS OF THE HOLIDAY SEASON

  WELCOME TO KOSIERS CHRISTMAS VILLAGE Not far from my home, is a once plain ole’ Diary Farm that is owned by Samuel Kosier, and his Wife.  Back about 30 yrs. ago, Sam started decorating his home and the Dairy Barn with Christmas lights.  Just adding a few strings of lights here and there to

MONOCHROME MONDAY

  Looking up to the #2 Steel Blast Furnace from Bethlehem Steel. Empty & Abandoned Steel Assembly Buildings. Thank you for stopping by. Les

STEEL STACKS (cont.)

  STEEL SLAG CARS When the mighty Bethlehem Steel Plant was in full operation years ago, these Slag Cars are the ones that ran up and down the Steel Furnace’s to collect the Slag (scrap) from the making of Steel.  There were 6 of them in all.  The operation of them was a driver was

STEEL STACKS

  This is what I was describing in my last post about the Steel Walkway that has been built up and around the area where the Blast Furnaces are.  You can walk down the whole thing, touch what used to be red hot, and feel what it may have been like long ago.  The Walkway

BETHLEHEM STEEL PLANT

  The once mighty Bethlehem Steel Plant. From the start of this Steel Plant back in the early 1900’s this place produced and made Steel for much of the USA until it’s demise in 1996.  It made Steel for bridges, buildings, and railroads that helped our Country grow during the Industrial Years.  It employed over

SILENCE

    Leave nothing behind but your footprints.   Thanks for stopping by. Les

NYC

  Here is NYC on 7th Ave. Here is the same Image, but in full color.  Can’t decide which is better. When we visited NYC last year we decided to take a bus tour that would take us all over the City to see the important sights.  Sitting on top of the open-air bus we