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Uploaded: 05/24/07 6:28 PM GMT
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This is a little out of sequence, but it shows the doors of the lock beginning to open to allow the tug and barges inside.
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.Blumie
05/24/07 7:12 PM GMT
Aaah, very interesting and I like, how the water looks so different, where the lock beginns to open. Good job.
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I would be happy, seeing you in my galerie. Today I've posted White Peacock.
Is that where they let the mechanical shark out into the river ?? LOL Good one buddy.
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These have been such a great series of pics. You've done a very nice job on presenting these, but I think that the barge is out in the river by now ::LOL::
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oh I thought someone let you out of jail Daniel! lol! ...and do not worry about posting out of sequence - I do it all the time - it keeps everyone on their toes! ;) nice capture my friend!
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Very nice Dan, loved the narratives for these posts too.
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Another fine image of the locks. You are taking us through this as it happens. I have learned a lot about how these work that I didn't know and seeing it from your camera makes it so interesting. Nice series, Dan.
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- Hermes
Another really interesting shot here, would probably have enjoyed being there myself! Great job!
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