Tag Archives: Weather General Daniele Udree built this grist mill in 1823. During its years of operation it was used to grind locally grown grains into flour. The water source is the Furnace Creek tributary to the Lower Manatawny Creek. The water from the tributary is carried into the mill through a large pipe on the northeast side...  I had been meaning to get to this particular mill for a while and with rain and fog on this particular day(4-25-2010), it seemed like as good as time as any. Nice shooting weather. It would rain and stop, rain and stop all day long. This mill was built somewhere between 1800 and 1830. It is...  When I woke up this morning and saw those big, white, puffy clouds filling the brilliant blue sky, I knew I had to see if they were reflecting off of Lake Ontelaunee which is just down the road from my home. Sure enough, they were reflecting nicely. I walked half way across the bridge that...  Despite the constant threat of rain on Saturday 5-16-2009, I decided to go out and do some completely random landscape photography in Berks, Lehigh, Schuylkill and Columbia Counties. I hit the Kempton Railroad, Leaser Lake (now almost completely drained while they repair the dam), nine covered bridges in Columbia County, various old barns and St....  A look south, away from the direction of the tornado that hit in Lancaster County on Sunday 3-29-2009. All I kept thinking about was how embarrassing it would be the next day when they would be pulling my Toyota Prius Hybrid and my lifeless body out of the rubble of the State Farm Insurance office...  Canada Goose in flight. It’s primary feathers tattered most likely from repeatedly taking off on the ground or rocks instead of from water. This happens most of the time when they are startled by people or dogs or people with dogs and they make a hasty take off. Taken near the Arrowhead Industrial Park Retention...  An Amish family returns from Sunday church services in their horse drawn buggy and tries to outrace a violent storm that descends upon the small farming community of Strasburg, Pennsylvania on 3-29-2009. I really felt bad for the horse because seconds after I took this, half inch sized hail began to pound down all around... |
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