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Jamestown Governor's House 2
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Uploaded: 12/16/14 12:20 AM GMT
Jamestown Governor's House 2
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Jamestown, Virginia, USA. Taken from the banks of the James River, looking past the fort palisade wall, the governor's house is seen at a perspective that allows one to understand the size of it. Given the dire conditions of the first years in the settlement, building such a large house was notable. A roof full of triangles from this perspective, too.
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Too many triangles for me to count, and it's a great looking shot, too. Beautiful sky again.
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A wonderful perspective view of the governor's house frame. In comparison to the fort palisade it looks huge. The sky sets off the wooden structure nicely. Well captured, Thad.
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Very interesting post again Thad. Given the time that the original house was built, it was a large one. Agree with the others about the wonderful sky in your image.
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The silhouetted rustic fencing and the building skeleton look wonderful against the blue sky, Thad. Fantastico.
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Even a skeleton can look nice Thad ! There are more than enough triangles here. Good one for the contest.
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That was quite an undertaking for the time, Thad.
People are amazing at what they can accomplish.
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People are amazing at what they can accomplish.
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People are like cameras--sometimes they lose focus.
That was a very large house for that early time period - most interesting story of this finding.
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"What a desolate place would be a world without a flower!
It would be a face without a smile, a feast without a welcome." A.J. Balfour
Interesting structure Thad and a great entry for the contest. One thing is certain - the people back then worked a lot harder than most of us have to now.
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