The "A Visual Story From LDub's 'Neat Photos' Folder" Story

It was an ordinary day.  Cleaning my desktop and came across my folder labeled "Neat Photos."  Thought it was time to share a few with you and make your day a bit brighter as well as easier on your reading for the day.  A few of these have been in other stories over the past 10 years, but the majority of them have been visiting in my "Neat Photos" folder forever.  Hope you enjoy a few of them!  It was another extraordinary day in the life of an ordinary guy.  PS - Click images to enlarge them.

The  Brookside Swimming Pools twin pools in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.  My mother took my brother and I swimming here in the late 1940s and early 1950s.  Notice the miniature golf course in the foreground.

Martin's Drive-In was a favorite of mine in the early 1960's.

A winter day with a banner to warm you.

A mother Robin feeding her family outside our family room window.

"The Gray Lady" trying to make herself invisible while watching a squirrel.

A visitor to our back deck...an American Woodcock!

One of many large fish in the aquarium at Cabella's

A very small feeder on one of my wife's flowers.

The softness of a few raindrops.

Shadows can also speak to you.

The largest framing job I ever accomplished at Grebinger Gallery where I work part-time. 

The automobile bridge stands next to the railroad bridge that connects the towns of Columbia and  Wrightsville , Pennsylvania.  The original wooden bridge across the Susquehanna was set ablaze during the Civil War to keep the South from reaching Philadelphia.

Lancaster's town square.  One of the first photos I have ever found of the town square.

Another photograph from about the same spot in the center of Lancaster, PA 

Across the bottom of this old photograph reads: C. and P.O. Railroad Bridge over Conestoga Creek at Safe Harbor that was destroyed.

Aerial photograph of the island of Sint Maarten/St. Martin taken from the window of an airplane while landing.  

Planes arriving must fly low since the runway at the airport begins where the beach ends.

One of our earliest visits to St. Martin during the Ebola crisis.

A early black and white photograph of the Courthouse in the center of Sint Maarten.

Another photo taken in perhaps the 1960s of the Courthouse.

This device was for crushing salt and can be found, even today, in the town of Grand Case on the island of St. Martin.

An aerial photo showing the beach known as "Club O" on Orient Beach in St, Martin.

A photograph taken a few years ago after Hurricane Irma struck St. Martin. 

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