The Falls on the Yantic River
I'm doing some research on a little more Norwich history to share with you but I've got some more digging to do before that post is going to be ready so in the meantime, I thought I'd share a couple of pictures with you that I recently took of the Upper and Lower Falls along the Yantic River.
The Upper Falls
The Lower Falls
There's a story here that I think you'll really like, I just need some more time to write it!
In the meantime, I'll be at work for 16 very long hours both today and tomorrow (hopefully I won't diet pills to stay awake!). If I don't get around to visiting your blogs this weekend, I hope you'll understand and I promise to get around to everyone after work Monday evening - honest!
Everyone have a great weekend!
Labels: Norwich, photography
Posted By 
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11/29/2008
16 Comments:
OOOH! Pretty!!!!
Gorgeous photos of the falls. Reminds me of the falls in the former
Humphreysville, present-day Seymour, named after good ol' David Humphreys. He had his woolen mill along the river.
A post idea! thanks, my dear
Can't wait for that Norwich story
I love anything with water.
You do real classy pictures, Linda.
Very pretty. Your photography is awesome Linda. I can so relate to your back to back 16 hour shifts. I so remember.
You try to have a great weekend too. Big hug. :)
Terrific photos as always! Survive your day...
So beautiful, Linda! We bet they make the most lovely sound, too!
Try not to work too hard. That's a lot of hours in a row!
well don't work too hard, ok?
smiles, bee
xoxoxoxoxoxoxo
Is that what's behind you in your profile pic? It is beautiful!
Nice pics, Linda! Love your profile pic, too! You & "Mrs. Bulldog" have that one big thing in common...you'd both rather be BEHIND the lens instead of in front! Funny thing is, I'll tell ya both - neither one of you make a bad photo...on either side! ;-)
Received... Linda... 1.9.0.6
* Painful Pause *
Gahhhhhhhhhh!
Good luck, you are a better person then I.
Is this the Indian Leap Falls story?
Absolutely beautiful and so wild looking that you might almost have gone back a couple of hundre years. I hope there weren't too many emergencies on Thanksgiving.
Sigh....such a beautiful place! I told hubman how much I admire your photos and that there just weren't very many places here (close)that I'd want to photograph! I guess I'll have to be more imaginative.
Looking forward to the story!
~~~Blessings~~~
Beautiful. And very good photography to boot.
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