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Model Railroad Index Excursions Seneca Stone Cutting Mill

Western Maryland RR Plum Orchard

Letchworth State Park, NY

October 11, 2007

Fort Fredericia

LHSA Meeting October 2007

Letchworth State Park

George Eastman House

1st Digital Camera

Chairman Leica Camera

St. Marys Kingfish Classic 2007

Cathedral of St. Francis of Assisi

Bandelier National Monument

Scottish Heritage Day at Fort King George

Plum Orchard February 2007

Darien GA March 2006

Darien Photos March 2006

Kissing Bridges of Frederick County

Cherry Blossoms in Washington, D.C. 2005

Seneca Stone Cutting Mill Index Page

Big Pool on the C&O Canal

Big Pool Photo Gallery

Fort Frederick October 23, 2004

Fort Frederick Photo Gallery

Weverton Industrial Village

Weverton Industrial Village - Revisited

Weverton Branch of the B&O

Brunswick Railroad Days

Martinsburg B&O Roundhouse

Martinsburg B&O Roundhouse Continued

Martinsburg B&O Roundhouse History

Train Wallpapers

Seneca Stone Cutting Mill

Fort Fredericia

LHSA Meeting October 2007

Letchworth State Park

George Eastman House

1st Digital Camera

Chairman Leica Camera

St. Marys Kingfish Classic 2007

Cathedral of St. Francis of Assisi

Bandelier National Monument

Scottish Heritage Day at Fort King George

Plum Orchard February 2007

Darien GA March 2006

Darien Photos March 2006

Kissing Bridges of Frederick County

Cherry Blossoms in Washington, D.C. 2005

Seneca Stone Cutting Mill Index Page

Big Pool on the C&O Canal

Big Pool Photo Gallery

Fort Frederick October 23, 2004

Fort Frederick Photo Gallery

Weverton Industrial Village

Weverton Industrial Village - Revisited

Weverton Branch of the B&O

Brunswick Railroad Days

Martinsburg B&O Roundhouse

Martinsburg B&O Roundhouse Continued

Martinsburg B&O Roundhouse History

Train Wallpapers

Seneca Stone Cutting Mill


When we got to the park, we found that the drought had severely downgraded the river flow. So, the dam was just about dry. Even the vultures were taking a rest on the dam waiting for something to happen	Of course, even with the drought, the park is spectacular!! We were there just before the leaves really turned, but you can see a bit of color. You can also see one of the waterfalls in the background.	Here is one of the waterfalls.

Another fall, called the upper falls with the wonderful railroad bridge above it. Our guide said that the bridge was originally wooden (steel now) and that it was a tourist attraction for some time.	Yes, I like water falls no matter how big or small. This one is just off of and feeds into the upper falls (photo on left).	The power of water always amazes me. Just below the high falls, is where the river water has carved the stone.

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