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Uploaded: 12/01/08 3:26 AM GMT
Strength
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These cleats were lined up the shore of the river in Cape Girardeau. I thought the name spoke of the feeling I got when I looked at them.

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::0930_23
12/01/08 4:02 AM GMT
It has an abstract feel to it BTK. Are they used to tie up boats? They would need a lot of strength to do that. Interesting and different.

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.Genver
12/01/08 4:25 AM GMT
Nice and different picture,the black and white is very good.
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::solita17
12/01/08 6:17 AM GMT
it looks like they're large and strong enough to tie up a very large boat... never seen one so big in fact.
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.koca
12/01/08 9:15 AM GMT
Unusual, I haven't seen something like this along the rivers.
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::Roseman_Stan
12/01/08 2:19 PM GMT
Great shot and title. Now you just have to tie things off right, that tie down is not going anywhere.

Stan
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::garrettparkinson
12/01/08 5:49 PM GMT
Interesting idea. Wonderful depth of field and resolution.
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.icedancer
12/03/08 2:17 AM GMT
Cool capture and title billy. Great in B/W. It looks like it jumps out at you in 3D
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Shoveling more of that white S_ _ T, you can fill in the blanks, lol
::darksmoot
12/03/08 6:41 AM GMT
hmm did you take this close to your house if so maybe you could take a picture and the sence in the background?
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.shahzeb
12/05/08 7:00 AM GMT
Great shot! The black and white certainly makes it look amazing. 10/10 in VB just now.
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