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Nice pics. Does the water level fluctuate much? Does it freeze over in the winter?
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Egon
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The area in which the picture was taken is tidal. At times it will freeze. About 4 years ago winter conditions, rain and ice jambs almost removed the bridge in the picture.
I like MY TOWN!!
I like MY TOWN!!
Cottonhawk
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Egon,
You live in a nice looking town.
You live in a nice looking town.
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Egon, very peaceful and beautiful. Thank you for sharing the pictures.
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Egon said:A morning picture of the river that runs through the town we live in. Our house is about 300 feet to the left of the lower right of the picture.
Egon, do you live on a little bluff over the river? As I remember, your driveway slopes up from the street as it goes to the back of your house and by your driveway garden.
Nice river and nice area. I like your little town too...but I won't visit in the winter.
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Nice pictures, thanks for sharing.
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Jim, on one of the pictures you will see a balcony with umbrellas. That location is "The River Pub" with good food. Downstream from that are two adjacent white buildings. We live about 300 feet up the hill from the last one.
In my original post there is an oops! It should read 300 feet to the right.
In my original post there is an oops! It should read 300 feet to the right.
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Egon said:A morning picture of the river that runs through the town we live in. Our house is about 300 feet to the left of the lower right of the picture.
Mornin Egon,
Well Im glad that I got the update on your location from your last response to Jim !
Because from your first description, 300 ft to the left of the lower right of the picture, put you in my mind smack in the middle of the river !!! Im so glad you dont live on the bottom of the river bed, and I dont have to refer to you as "Davey Jones" in future correspondence !
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Egon
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And I can also see the front of the River Pub from the sun room. I'm considering walking over in a couple of hours for a greasy burger!
The 300 feet to the left would almost put us in the nice white river side house that has a dock with several boats tied to it.
The 300 feet to the left would almost put us in the nice white river side house that has a dock with several boats tied to it.
Tig
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Very nice Egon. Is there salmon in that river today?
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Egon
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There may be the odd salmon but not very many.
RobS
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Great looking place Egon, have one for me at the River Pub if you go.
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About a week ago we went over for supper. That was the first time in 5 years I'd been in the place. Before that there were maybe 2 or 3 visits.
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Egon said:Jim, on one of the pictures you will see a balcony with umbrellas. That location is "The River Pub" with good food. Downstream from that are two adjacent white buildings. We live about 300 feet up the hill from the last one.
In my original post there is an oops! It should read 300 feet to the right.
Egon, I get my left and right mixed up all the time too.
My wife hates it when I give her directions.I was looking at those buildings in the second picture right beside the pub and thinking of Scotty's thread about ladders. How would you like to paint those buildings? I'd bet they let down a platform from the roof like window washers. Is the unpainted area at the bottom because of tidal variation?
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The unpainted part is most likely due to to maintenance procedures.
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That's the difference ..You guys like this wet stuff,We spend our whole lives and most of our money trying to get rid of it ?...Nice pics egon ?
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Ahh, but we have vertical relief here. We don't live on a flat lake bottom!
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*I was lookin for the House Boat!Egon said:Jim, on one of the pictures you will see a balcony with umbrellas. That location is "The River Pub" with good food. Downstream from that are two adjacent white buildings. We live about 300 feet up the hill from the last one.
*In my original post there is an oops! It should read 300 feet to the right.
My town is on the intersection of 2 rivers . The Ohio & Muskingum.
