Segovia? Lyon? Val d'Aosta?
Not a Roman aqueduct. Laura was crossing the Susquehanna at Harrisburg, heading toward Pittsburgh. The river is nearly a mile wide there, spanned by railroad trestles, high enough to withstand flooding. Anjali held up her cellphone and clicked. Then they were on the other side. For a song about another wide river, the Missouri, check out Jerry Garcia's "Shenandoah Lullaby." (Jerry's been gone 20 years this month.) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vB0O1mUBj6I 8/17/2015 12:11:50 am
Wow! Taken with an iPhone from a moving car.
George Vecsey
8/17/2015 01:55:04 am
Alan, all I know is that if I tried that, the photo would be lopsided and blurry. Have no idea what the process was. Artists just do.
Ed Martin
8/17/2015 07:15:25 am
Beautiful, perhaps Dreamer.
Mendel
8/17/2015 08:14:00 am
Nice photo but Pittsburgh should be off limits for Mets fans for a while. Comments are closed.
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