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///storyline.bypass.stared
https://w3w.co/storyline.bypass.stared
42.233358, -73.274567
42°14’0.0888″N, 73°16’28.4412″W
42°14.00148’N, 73°16.47402’W
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https://w3w.co/inlets.fellow.pelting
///inlets.fellow.pelting
43.980824, -75.416086
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The Rouses Point Bridge, also known as the Korean War Veterans Memorial Bridge, connecting Rouses Point, NY and Alburg, VT, has always fascinated me. Often traveling East to West at the end of a long day experiencing points of interest in Vermont, I find myself in the small parking area attached to the bridge around sunset. For more than a decade, that spot has been the source of all my previously posted images of this unique bridge as it offers great views of the bridge-sunset combination, as well as the bridge’s curved construction. Links to these images appear below.
Finding other interesting spots where the bridge can be photographed is complicated. There aren’t many good vantage points unless a boat is involved.
Enter the drone.
A small road on the New York State side of the bridge leading to the edge of the water is the location of the original bridge. It made an excellent launching spot for the drone. From this location, at 258.6 feet of altitude, I was able to capture this image (and many others), with a brand new perspective.
You can read more about this interesting bridge on Wikipedia.
Other images of this bridge:
Launch site of the drone is here:
https://w3w.co/drastically.activism.requested
///drastically.activism.requested
44.999636, -73.3539
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There is just something quite wonderful about Upstate New York. And this is definitively not the region just north of NYC that is referenced as “Upstate” by countless geographically-challenged city dwellers. This is the Upstate that is actually Upstate; North of the NYS Thruway, filled with farms, fields, open sky, trees, streams and rivers, countless country roads, and dotted with small towns.
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