Bill's Graduation
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When I was a kid walking along the tracks near Wilbur Moore's house, I imagined this was the gravestone of someone named Larry who died at age 164. In fact, it's a railroad sign. (Anybody know what it means?)
Stare at these two pictures in just the right way and you'll see the Black Bridge in 3D. (Why do we keep calling it the Black Bridge when it's actually rust-colored?)
The place the Nepley Fork empties into Pine Creek -- seen from the Black Bridge.
All right, kids, what's this? (Click here to find out.)
A well kept canoe at the Williamson cabin. (What on earth is the little brown object at lower right? It looks suspiciously like a Mrs. Butterworth syrup bottle.)
The view south from the Black Bridge. See the canoe rounding the bend? See the sheepdog just to its left, barking at the bank? (No you don't; it's a chair.)