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Named for Clarence K. Bonner Superintenden at DSH for many years
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a friend and i accidentaly stubeled upon the Pines one summernight wile camping in fallsburgh and it really scared us half to death but i love that kinda stuff
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in my photo you can see the beging of the restoration project underwayhttp://i55.photobucket...yedeggs/IMG_3779.jpg
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once again mine is not as good
http://i55.photobucket...yedeggs/IMG_3782.jpg
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i took this shot but didnt know where to shar it http://i55.photobucket...yedeggs/IMG_3776.jpg
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mine is not as good http://i55.photobucket...yedeggs/IMG_3788.jpg
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i took a similer shot http://i55.photobucket...yedeggs/IMG_3775.jpg
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the island being overrun by snakes is local urban legend Piper, i think to keep local kids away, i spent a few hours out there a few weeks ago and didnt see one, beside to suport that many snakes as rumored therd have to be a stupendus rodent population
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i believe they were once conected to the island by stone cause ways, visible now only during low tide, this is the reason boats do not come close to the island
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Ive stood in this very spot, ive got some really good shots of the bannerman's, i rowed there from the cornwall side (not recemended)
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Looks kinda a modern art sculpture.
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Is this the entrance into the Wizarding world???
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You should have positioned the camera at an angle so that the pipe is, a..well......closer to the.......figure. Never mind!!! LOL
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Take away the castle, and the power lines, leave the rest. That's what the atmosphere of Jupiter will look like from an exploration vessel that will be sent into it's atmosphere in the next 10-20 years. All turbulence and wind and hydrogen sulfide clouds.
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the stage looks like piano keys