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A tree in a parking lot
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I love the idea of taking sky line pictures here in Lancaster.

This town’s colonial heritages and need for progress have often been at odds in my minds of its citizens and politicians in the past. They are more at peacefully state of  co-existing today.

Just the same, Lancaster abundance of trees have co-existed

with its asphalt and brick architectural changes.
Some the Architechure of Lancaster is older than the age of the U.S. Lancasterians have always some nature integrated in it.

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Along The Brick and occasionally slate sidewalks of Downtown

Plan and trees peacefully coexist.
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(Left) is out side the Lancaster County Court House.

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(right) is near The Central Market.

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(Below) A Tree has lived its life on Duke St.

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(below) the new convention center sneaks out

of the Shadows of a Church Steeple.

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The R.R.T.A terminal from above. I think thank could use a little more landscaping.

Cheers!

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Sunday was such A nice morning. Especially if you are a sports fan in Pennsylvania…The weather:sixty degrees in October.  I love this time of year… the tree changes.
Great day to get lost in a park (with my $70 camera of course)

It appears I was not the only one out enjoy the nice weather.

The banks of the Contestoga

…Through a covered bridge in the Lancaster County Park I can see the Contestoga River.

..the river  from a “Singing Bridge” near the Conestoga road… Taken last fall.

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I’ve been busy at work lately so I’ve been ignoring this Blog a bit.
I was taking a couple pictures today near Washing Boro, With the Susquahanna River behind me.
When I looked, man they were boring. So I spruced them up
It time to get my project started of Nature Pictures along the Conestoga River..

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Prices at the gas pumps rising… inflation. does anybody have money really to travel for vacation?

So its time to adapt. And do a vacation of exploring our local communities. Their is plenty to do around lancaster, we plenty of parks. The Lancaster County Park is partly in the city limits. So today I visited the park and snapped some photos at “Garden of Five Senses”.

I grew up a dirt poor kid in Lancaster. So I have been visiting the parks and fished the Contestoga river.I do not worry when the money belt gets a little tight, pertaining to vacation. I been through it many times before.

Visiting the Park, and the Garden of five senses is free. Its great for couples are kids, and no need for big plans to visit.

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Hard to believe these Eastern Pines Grow in the city limits. I wish i could upload the Smells and odors of this garden. too bad i cannot find the right file format.

Plenty of signs that explain the natural history and life in The Garden of Five Senses. The one on the left is in braille for the vision impaired.

I love to hear the water move in the garden. this is a pond right in the middle.

With no money to travel, we mind as well see how nature flowers in flows at home!

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while cleaning up my computers folders i found a couple pictures I took last year.

This was a damp night in December on Queen st.

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Lancaster has two squares: Penn Square and Lancaster Square.

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late fall picture. I had taken this with my first camera… I bought the camera right in time for the fall leaves change.

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peace!

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