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City Beach | Prescott, WI

January 1, 2024 by E. Casa de Calvo

 

Categories: Prescott, Wisconsin • Tags: boat, bridge, City Beach, cloud, cloudy, freight, industrial, marina, mississippi, Mississippi River, Prescott, Prescott WI, rust, storm, storm clouds, train, train car, train tracks, WI, Wisconsin

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North Pier Lighthouse | Duluth, MN

January 1, 2024 by E. Casa de Calvo

  Duluth, MN ~  

Categories: Duluth, Minnesota • Tags: boat, bridge, canal park, downtown waterfront, Duluth, Duluth Harbor, Duluth MN, lake superior, lakewalk, lighthouse, minnesota, MN, North Pier, North Pier Lighthouse, pier, shore, shoreline, waterfront

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National Night Out | Saugatuck, MI

June 29, 2022 by E. Casa de Calvo

National Night Out, 2019 at Coghlin Park. We met many great first responders Saugatuck Police Department. Thank you for such a warm welcome to your beautiful city!

Categories: Michigan, Saugatuck • Tags: boat, Coghlin Park, dock, dogs, family, fire, Fire Engine, Fire Rescue, Fire Truck, First Responders, grass, kids, lawn, MI, michigan, National Night Out, park, Police, Saugatuck, Saugatuck Police, Saugatuck Police Department, underwater search

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Pecos River | Carlsbad, NM

May 25, 2022 by E. Casa de Calvo

 

Categories: Carlsbad, New Mexico • Tags: beach, beauty, bird, boat, bridge, brush, cactus, carlsbad, Carlsbad NM, clouds, cloudy, doc, ducks, kayak, nature, new mexico, NM, park, Pecos, Pecos River, peir, railroad, railroad tracks, reflection, river, rowboat, scenic, shore, southwest, trees, winter

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USS KIDD Veterans Museum | Baton Rouge, LA

January 29, 2021 by E. Casa de Calvo

 

Categories: Baton Rouge, Louisiana • Tags: American flag, American history, American military, aquatic, attack, Baton Rouge, Baton Rouge LA, Baton Rouge Louisiana, boat, bridge, cannon, flag, historic, history, LA, louisiana, Louisiana Memorial Plaza, marine, maritime, memorial, millitary, Mississippi River, museum, navy, Nuclear Attack Submarine, river center, sailor, sea, ship, SSN 689, USS KIDD, USS KIDD Veterans Museum, vessel, veterans, wartime

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Mississippi River Park | Baton Rouge, LA

January 20, 2021 by E. Casa de Calvo

 

Categories: Baton Rouge, Louisiana • Tags: art, art installation, Baton Rouge, boat, boats, bridge, cargo, cargo boats, city, clear skies, clear sky, design, downtown, factory, LA, landscape, louisiana, mississippi, Mississippi River, Mississippi River Park, modern, modern art, plant, railroad, railroad tracks, reflection, river, river bank, river banks, riverbank, running trail, steel, structure, trail, urban, walking trail, water

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Lighthouse Museum | Two Harbors, MN

May 14, 2020 by E. Casa de Calvo

 

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

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Swamp Tour | Westwego, LA

October 17, 2012 by E. Casa de Calvo

I drove to Westwego, about 20 miles away from New Orleans, for a swamp tour of Bayou Segnette. I saw all kinds of neat critters; gators, birds, and the neatest of all, a family of nutrias building a nest. The tour was relaxing and peaceful. The tour guide mentioned that he used to play in these swamps as a kid… without a boat. I’m surprised he is still alive to tell about it!

Categories: Louisiana, Westwego • Tags: boat, brown, cross, dock, green, ladder, louisiana, moss, new orleans, pier, swamp, tour, trees, water, waves, westwego

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Shrimp Boats | Westwego, LA

September 13, 2012 by E. Casa de Calvo

These fishing boats were docked near the Market Wego. The market offers fresh fish and other local catches. These pictures were taken at the start of a swamp tour. After the tour I purchased a chicken stuffed with crawfish and dirty rice… yummmmie! The best. The fishing economy has really struggled since hurricane Katrina, so this was a somewhat somber experience, but you can’t keep the good people of Louisiana down!

Categories: Louisiana, Westwego • Tags: boat, chicken, crawfish, dirty rice, dock, fishing, katrina, louisiana, market, shrimp, swamp, water

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