The "Post a Picture You Took" thread

[Cajun 11658]

Got these with the drone this morning...

The video is even better, because FANDAGO...

 

[PittsburghTiger 6047]

Yesterday on the drive home from NYC. Kinda hard to take a picture coming out of the mess that is the Lincoln Tunnel but, I think it looks pretty good at 06:30

 

 

Edited October 17 by PittsburghTiger

[PittsburghTiger 6047]

Just took this one out the bedroom window. The moon is wicked bright tonight at 11:45 pm

[PittsburghTiger 6047]

My German cousin’s wife took this up at their place in the Netherlands. Really cool.

 

 

[2Dogs 103]

[mchookem 15407]

[Damor 1221]

My younger son just had his fall break and wanted to go visit his brother at school in Colorado, so I gladly obliged.  We missed the peak of the aspens, but it was still gorgeous and, like most trips up there, left me questioning the life decisions that keep me in Texas.

Numerous gratuitous trout pics are in the fishing thread.

[Anton Chigurh 3316]

Dang man, great photos! It looks incredible.

[PittsburghTiger 6047]

Wow!  Those are great!

[mchookem 15407]

not the greatest shots (can't get out of your car), but the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge has really been showing out this year...

[NWBuck 8511]

Taken from my walk last week...

[Jiggy-Z 3418]

Taken a couple of weeks ago while visiting my mom  Went to talk to my dad at his gravesite after a gravel ride on the country roads.

 

[DougO 5223]

 

[PittsburghTiger 6047]

This was this morning just off Route 40, the first federally funded U.S. road, built between 1811 and 1834. It is also known as the National Pike. 

That is the road that comes over the mountain from Cumberland, Maryland. It's basically the road that George Washington took, before there was a road, when he came this way to try to get the French to leave. The actual First World War, started a couple miles away at the Battle of Jumonville Glen, in May, 1754. From there they wanted to go to Fort Duquesne and kick them out of what would become Fort Pitt, and then Pittsburgh.

There is a ton of history surrounding The French And Indian War war all over Western Pennsylvania. Fort Necessity is just a bit east of here, basically on the Forbes Road. Braddock's Grave is also there. It's amazing. Fort Ligonier is not far from where I live as well. 

This is a view west as you see things start to flatten out as you go towards Ohio.

 

I went to Youghiogheny River Lake after I took the photo because there is a bridge, in the lake that has been revealed because the lake is very low. It is called Great Crossing Bridge and was built in 1818 and was covered by water when they built the dam/lake. 

 

Edited Tuesday at 07:31 PM by PittsburghTiger

[PittsburghTiger 6047]

I thought this too was pretty cool

[NWBuck 8511]

Amazing sunrise this morning....