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"Every Picture Tells a Story ... Don't It:" Part VI
The next morning, I make my rounds to shoot a few snowday shots with the sun casting a beautiful back light upon the fleeting snow cover. The Confederate Memorial is in the background: Above. The blue sky as a backdrop, with the snow blanketed grave stones in the foreground: Below.
What a difference a day makes. The railway bridge fording Jacks Creek backlit by a warming sun: Above. Another view of that same railway bridge. For some reason that railway trestle seems to be in the many pictures I take in Washington: Below.
The next morning I return to Washington's Downtown waterfront, and looking southeast down the Pamlico River from the Washington downtown snow swept waterfront: Above. Looking northwest up the the Pamlico River along that same downtown waterfront: Below.
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