Categories: Missouri, St. Louis • Tags: 8th St., America, buildings, city, downtown, historic, historic downtown, intersection, Locust St., magnolia, magnolia hotel, midwest, Missouri, MO, office buildings, Olive St., park, photography, plaza, post office, restaurant, rooftop, Sauce on the Side, sculpture, square, St. Louis, street, tables, united states, urban, US Bank, usa, Visit Missouri
Old Quebec is walled by fortifications dating back to the 17th century, and full of historic landmarks and museums. The Upper Town contains a Citadelle fort from the 1800s, the grand Château Frontenac hotel and Terrasse Dufferin, a boardwalk overlooking the St. Lawrence River.
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Categories: Minnesota, Two Harbors • Tags: agate bay, America, American, antique furniture, antique sewing machine, antique stove, antique typewriter, antiques, blue skies, blue sky, boat, brick, desk, harbor, historic, history, house, lake, lake superior, lighthouse, lighthouse museum, midwest, midwestern, minnesota, MN, museum, nautical, red brick, sewing machine, stove, Two Harbors, Two Harbors Minnesota, typewriter, united states, vintage, visit Minnesota
In the summer this park would be busy with campers, fishermen, and people enjoying a swim. The lake was completely frozen on this visit. You still have some fishermen in the winter, but ice fishing is rare in these parts. Still a beautiful sight to behold, much more impressive in person.
Categories: Lake City, Minnesota • Tags: America, American, bluff, bluffs, forest, frozen, frozen lake, hills, horizon, ice, lake, Lake City, midwest, midwestern, minnesota, MN, park, photography, playground, shore, snow, snow day, snowy, state park, trees, united states, winter
Categories: Canada, Québec • Tags: alley, architecture, brick, buildings, Canada, city, cobble stone, downtown, gate, gates, green, historic, iron, iron gate, lawn, modern, old, Old Town, park, photography, QC, Québec, Quebec City, road, rock walls, rustic, stone, street, street lamp, street lights, structure, structures, town
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Categories: Corsicana, Texas • Tags: chili, Corsicana, Dee's Place, downtown, Dr. Pepper, flag, King of Beverages, mural, small town, Soda Fountain, south, southern, street art, texan, texas, tx, Wolf Chili
Categories: San Antonio, Texas • Tags: antique, appliances, buggy, bull, carriage, dresses, elizabethtown, family photo, gifts, hat, historic, ice cream, local, manequin, metal sign, mobile gas, motorcycle, oven, pegasus, photo, photos, pony, rainbow bread, red goose shoes, san antonio, san antonio shoe factory, SAS, screen door, shoes, small business, store, texas, the atlantic shoe for men, the pacific shoe for women, tin signs, tx
The cross sits at the top of a hill, and is built within the red rock cliffs. The hill top offers a spectacular view! I was warned that the cactus (seen in this set) spits needles at you if you get too close. Another tidbit: the architect who designed the chapel was also a student of Frank Lloyd Wright. A beautiful place of reflection.
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