- Flag above Johnstown
A 30-by-60-foot flag flies above the Inclined Plane in Johnstown, Pennsylvania. - Conemaugh Viaduct - Fall Colors
The original 1833 single-arch Conemaugh Viaduct was destroyed in the Johnstown Flood of 1889. During the flood, debris built up behind the viaduct, holding back the water. When the viaduct suddenly failed, the water was released in a powerful burst that destroyed the nearby town of Mineral Point, and then Johnstown itself. This double-arched replacement was built in the 1890s to replace the destroyed viaduct, and today it carries Norfolk Southern's Pittsburgh Line, the successor to the Pennsylvania Railroad Main Line. - Thin Blue Line
- Canadian Pacific
Banff townsite, Alberta - Canada
Vermillion Lakes Banff National Park, Alberta - One Shot #23 | Stop Go
- Point of Rocks tunnel
- Edith Pies
- Tracks in the snow
- Along the tracks
- Windber
- Conemaugh Viaduct
The original single-arch viaduct was destroyed in the Great Johnstown Flood of 1889. This double-arched replacement was completed in 1891, and continues to be heavily traveled. Part of my Lent 2013 postcard project. - Johnstown Inclined Plane
Photographed from Cover Hill, between the Stonycreek and Little Conemaugh rivers. Part of my Lent 2013 postcard project. - High Water 1889
Taken at the bottom of the Johnstown Inclined Plane. Part of my Lent 2013 postcard project. - Blooming | 28 | 2.8 | #32
Cherry trees blossom at Sandyvale Cemetery. - Morning Train | 28 | 2.8 | #31
A pair of Norfolk Southern locomotives pierce the morning fog at Summerhill. - Stone Bridge | 28 | 2.8 | #26
Self-portrait at the Pennsylvania Railroad Stone Bridge ("Old Stone Bridge"), Johnstown, PA. The bridge survived the Great Flood of 1889, and was the site of a horrific fire in the days following the flood.