Dan and Heather's Photo World - the videos are at: http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=adanglassworld

Scowlin' Dick Cheney's home of the Grand Tetons. Yellowstone and Devil's Tower are different albums since they have so many pictures that they need to stand alone!

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When I was a kid, I was obsessed with the image of Mount Rushmore on the license plate of South Dakota. When I was an adult (2000), I finally made it to this awesome state. My images are from 2000 and 2002, but hopefully, 2008 will be another chance to visit this great state on the high plains.

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In 2002, I drove out west, and I stopped at the really cool named Craters of the Earth. The rocks were fun to play around on, but it was like many things in the great empty west - EMPTY. That said, the natural caves that were buried beneath the debris of geology's forces were really cool.

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Where they'll appreciate me.
Hopefully, just like Tom Waits sings, I'll look good without a shirt on when I'm hiking the canyons and deserts of all things in the South West and great void between the Rockies and the Sierras.

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The coast, the desert, the mountains, the cities, the stinky-footed hippies and the anti-2nd amm. behavior of those San Franciscans (although they do have a cool city otherwise). Yep - in the words of Jay Farrar, "no one can dream a place like California..."

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A truly awesome city with so much history and emotion. I look to DC in the summer of 05 as the catalyst to who I currently am politically and personally. I could go down there every couple months and never grow tired of the monuments and museums.

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Various pictures from the Smithsonian Museums, which were taken over the years.

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A work in progress. We start with Ford's Theater where Lincoln was shot. We move on to the Surratt Tavern and the Mudd House with the Peterson House thrown in for good measure. Eventually, as time and money and weather cooperate, I'll get the other stops, too.

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Heather loves HGTV and I think Jefferson is the greatest president we ever had. Is it any wonder that we went to his former mansion outside Charlottesville?

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Ok, so it's not like Jefferson's home, but it's still nice - save the LONG waits to get into the mansion. And yes, it's true that Washington wasn't really a man of words (we can't all be Jefferson), but it is American history and it has a great view of the Potomac and a cool weathervane on top!

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In 1776, General George changed everything by saying to Hell with decorum as he launched an attack on the Hessian garrison at Trenton by taking his men over the Delaware River. http://www.ushistory.org/washingtoncrossing/ Taking men that were pretty much down and out to the point that some of them didn't even have boots and making Ten Crucial Days work for the American revolutionary cause, George ensured his leadership would drive America to a new place in the world. These are pictures of the Christmas re-enactment of said daring venture.

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Here's to the hardworking men who fought for this country from WW2 to the Gulf War on this boat located in Hampton, Virginia

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Just as good as the Smithsonian... definitely worth a trip to see astronomy and memorials to people with the Right Stuff.

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Random images from the beach and town of Virginia Beach.

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Turtles, sharks, rays, river otters, lion fish, and a lot of other cool stuff... We saw it on a rainy day, but it would be awesome any day of the year in any conditions!

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Located in Fort Story near Virginia Beach - marks on the windows from graffiti left by jerkish visitors. Leave no trace, people. It's simple - really.

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One of the many joys of Hocking Hills Ohio (like nothing else in Ohio). The gorge is 1/2 mile walk in on flat ground, but it's sweet with the walls and the natural images - even if it's a paved path until you get to the end. Next time I go back, I'm going for the 2.5 mile rim walk, which is supposed to be incredible.

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One of the many joys of Hocking Hills Ohio (like nothing else in Ohio). If it wasn't for the green, I'd think I was at Mesa Verde. My photos in the cave are a little dark, but if you go there at the right time, you can get the light shining in for fantastic shots. http://www.hockinghills.com/parks/p_rock.htm They're there for the taking - if you get there at the right time.

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One of the many joys of Hocking Hills Ohio (like nothing else in Ohio). There are paths through the cliffs that feel like slot canyons in the middle of the woods. A relatively short trail with some amphitheaters for Native American dwellings.

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One of the many joys of Hocking Hills Ohio (like nothing else in Ohio) - if you don't have to deal with the crowds. There were way too many people there when I went. After seeing this and the dried up waterfalls, I had to say that nature was beautiful, but most people need to stay in the cities - especially if they bring their annoying kids who just clog up the trails.

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The Mad River was a learning experience until I went in the river going down a tiny waterfall. Then, it sucked because I thought I lost my $250 waterproof camera. Fortunately, my brother in law found it in the front of my kayak when they recovered it. After that, it was a relaxing ride down a swift current.

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While they truck in the dirt, it's still fun to break the rocks and to see if we can find anything. It's also a jumping on spot for the Appalachian Trail

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A Lancaster County recreational area to play in.

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Not so big hills and a creek that rolls through to view out on the surrounding lakes area go along well with a museum that houses some find taxidermy and some interesting natural finds. The pictures of Lake Williams with ice include bald eagles, who are nesting in the area. Beautiful stuff!

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These pictures include many of the images that can be seen by driving south from Lancaster to the Susquehana RIver. Susquehannock State Park is a series of views on a cliff with minimal forest walking. Lock 12 has some nice walks too as well as waterfalls.

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Come and visit the bald eagles of Conowingo Dam, which is located about 1 hour south of Lancaster at the top of Maryland on the Susquehana River.

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Elk Neck State Park is located on the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland. A very beautiful park with a short walk to a lighthouse.

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Located at the top of the Chesapeake Bay is Havre de Grace, a nice little bayside town that is more than worth a visit.

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Valentine's Day 2015 Trip to Annapolis, where it was freezing cold!

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Right now, it's just the Great Falls of the Potomac, Muddy Creek Falls, and Swallow Falls, but someday... there will be more. You can help the cause by sending lots of money. I'm just saying.

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Deep Creek Lake in Maryland is actually on the western side of the state not far from the playground world of West Virginia's woodlands. Heather and I went with her friends Kelly and Ted and enjoyed the wonderful pursuit of kayaking together... and she didn't even kill me!!!

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Multiple trips to the stegasaurus plates of Virginia that begin at Front Royal and head on down through the great state of Virginny...

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Our visit to the Smokies with Will, Heidi, Liam, and Zach in all its glory.

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Yes, they were beautiful, but no, I really didn't get to see them properly. As is, going with the X wasn't exactly a trek through nature kind of time, but all the same, a definite must see. Some day, I will go back and see Pigeon Forge and Dollywood.

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Located in the Cherokee National Forest in Tennessee, this sweet 30 foot or so set of blocks creates a fair bit of drops from one level to the next. It's not a long trail (less than 2 miles round trip), and it's very manicured, though at the end, it gets a little rougher with debris. Nevertheless, there are stairs to the end, so that makes up for it. I actually ran down the beginning part of the trail and didn't worry about tripping. Coming up wasn't bad, but it is a little bit of elevation. The thunder that I heard while walking down sounded very prolonged and close to where I was. In fact, I thought the angels would bowl me over at some points.

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The various photos from Elkins, West Virginia, where Ol' Girl and I went on our honeymoon.

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Douglas Falls is actually polluted by all of the effects that have come from mining way back when. That said, if you don't know why things are reddish / orange, they actually look kind of beautiful. Just don't swim in the water!

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This folder contains Beachy Run, Dolly Sods, Blackwater Falls, and the Falls of Hill Creek.

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The 2 big mountains of West Virginia that we took on, Spruce Knob (the tallest) and Seneca Rocks (the one we walked up) are on display here.

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The site of some serious haunting that was documented by the TAPS guys (soon to be by the Ghost Adventurer wimps), the trans allegheny lunatic asylum ia a really cool spot for psychologists too as it once housed the "not right" (whether they were truly not right or just dumped off by family).

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A powerful statement of America's true spirit and rememberance to the heroes who fought back on that September day.

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The greatest historical site of Pennsylvania, hands down, and you don't even have to be a Civil War buff to appreciate it.

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Whether you call it Bull Run or Manassas, it's definitely a powerful moment in American history. As the crowds watched and the politicians assassinated the careers of anyone who dared to say that the Civil War would last longer than a modern baseball season, the first shots were fired just south of DC. When it was over, the North was defeated and running back to their homes in the North and the generals were training men to continue a 4-year bloodbath across the hills, valleys, and cities of our country.

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The pictures of the illumination are a little rough, but the sentiment of 1 candle lit paper bag for every dead or injured soldier in the momentous Civil War battle (23,000) is one of honor and commitment, which means a lot to me. Definitely worth the trip. http://www.nps.gov/anti/planyourvisit/luminary.htm

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The annual tribute to the town that was ransacked and burned down by Confederates in retaliation for Northern aggression in the South. Some Confederates resisted and helped the town in the time of damage and pain. One Colonel actually disobeyed a direct order to do this, and gave up his position. A very powerful dramatization.

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The National Civil War Museum in Harrisburg, PA, is definitely worth a visit. If you do Gettysburg, Antietam, and Harper's Ferry, but leave this off your trip, then you're a farb.

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Deer, monuments, and all the other things that make Valley Forge a spectacular stop on the Revolutionary War trail.

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Tons of balloons and a small town festival vibe at the end of summer 2015.

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Every year, the airport at Reading commemorates DDay with a multi-day air show. In 2013, Heather and i went to it.

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Old airplanes and $25 a flight to pumpkin bomb the world down in the valley in front of the Appalachian Trail on Route 78 in Pennsylvania. How can you go wrong?!!

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Apparently, there are a lot of stupid questions in the world, but as to having a revolutionary war fort being rendered young in comparison the airport. by tourists.. yeah. Alas, for history and hauntings, this is outside the Philly airport.

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Waycross, Georgia, Okefenokee Swamp with Will and Heidi spring 2017

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North of Jacksonville with Will, Heidi, Liam, and Zac

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NOW!! just the pictures from when I was a kid. See the Ward Family Vacation for the other Florida pictures (and Canaveral Beach as well).

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We went for an afternoon, and it was a good time. There is a really cool shopping and dining area and a fort, so if you're so inclined in northern Florida...

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Valentine's Day 2015 trip to Medieval Times in Hanover, Maryland, which has a mega mall with lots of stuff to do - if you can find parking.

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I can't say that Jersey Shore ruined its reputation, but that said, it didn't help it. However, Heather and I had a fun time when we went down for the weekend to gamble and to go see Sting. We also had a fun time after it was rebuilt following Hurricane Sandi since Heather cleaned up on a Monopoly Slot!

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Cape May can be really scenic and pretty, but Wildwood is still the Joisey Shore. Nuff' said. Nevertheless, it was a nice Columbus Day Weekend getaway... even with the rain.

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A fun day fishing in the "deep" seas off wildwood for baitfish! Anyway, it was more about fun and enjoying the day while seeing the sights!

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A great trip to Fisherman's Wharf Ocean and Bay Fishing and Cruising at Lewes Beach, Delaware. The captain went out of his way to stay out longer so we could see about 20 surfacings and jumpings by this whale. Great day! Not pictured - lots of porpoise jumps, which I just watched.

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Located in Paterson, New Jersey, which no longer resembles the world of William Carlos Williams (it's a run down industrial city in northern New Jersey's New York City over-spill). It's a shame though because the width on these bad boys and their drop (apparently it changes between mid 50s and high 70s) makes them one of the biggest flowing waterfalls in the area (we were told just behind Niagara). I definitely would recommend them, but I would also say to make sure you go in daylight.

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A work in progress as we venture into New Jersey from Route 209 in the Poconos.

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The best part of our trip to New York for the Adirondacks was Secret Caverns where the secret is that there is a 100foot undeground waterfall. Rock and roll in 70's psychedelic fashion is king and life is good as you wander through the undground caverns. Oh, hell yeah!!

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Labor Day 2009 weekend was a camping trip to New York. Here are the random pictures from various places in the Adirondacks.

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Pictures from 2009 and the late 1930's make up this album of very north New York's state deep walled canyon and river that provide for pictures and outdoor recreation. All in all, it's another opportunity to follow in the steps of my grandparents.

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I'm sure it means well, but there are 1) too many people, 2) too much touristy hype, 3) too little focus on an outdoor experience, and 4) too much cost to get in the door. The only good part is Noisy Cave and you can see my pictures and video of that, so why bother going?!!

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While not watery, waterfall having, or completely filled with huge stalagmites and stalactites, it is a beautiful cave with a good tour if you're out in Central PA.

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a through the water cave outside of Penn State. A great place to spend a day.

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Attention folks, Governor Ridge and myself would like you to know that Pennsylvania also has a grand canyon. Check it out!!

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At Pete's cabin for the Saturday and Sunday after the Mid State Trail meeting, which snow cancelled. What happens in Tioga tends to stay there.

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On a 94 degree day, I went up the incline and checked out the sweet views of the Delaware River, which was located below. A lot of sheer drops and some really good views. That said, why idiots need to leave pornographic graffiti on fences boggles the mind.

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OK, so rapids it's probably not, but it's still a pretty section (and manicured) along the Loyalsock Trail in Sullivan County PA, which truly is one of the more beautiful places to be.

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My introduction to winter waterfalls. Pete and I hiked out there in 2001 when I took him back to college. Not many pictures, but they're all good and that's what matters.

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Not quite Watkins Glen, but closer to home - actually, it's right outside of Wilkes Barre. A very short trail with minimal incline affords a great picnic with slip and slide waterfall action and heart shaped pools amongst the mountain laurel.

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Sunshine, fresh air, dirt, water, sweat, and mud may be the answer to the meaning of life (definitely the spring and summer version), but finding wildflowers is always so much more fun with Heather. Scott Brown informed his readers that if you blink, you might miss the stream to the waterfall because it's such a piddly little thing. It is. Stick to the old trail when the Loyalsock goes back up the hill. You don't want that. Also, if you overshoot it, you'll go down toward a cabin and a fence for a wild area. If you've gone there, you're too far. The brush and the cold streams mean TURN AROUND - don't proceed on!

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Hawks Falls and various nature scenes as driven through and walked to. Not one of the best state parks in PA, but definitely a great little waterfall trail to take for a morning walk - before the hordes of casual hikers descend upon it.

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A huge tornado came and took out this bridge, but now, you can return to see the nearly 300 foot drop into the valley and all of the seasonal colors of northern PA's Wilds.

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A great view back on the ridge line with Sunset Rocks on it. A much sweeter view of the surrounding area as well. For us, it's about a 2 hour drive out to Pine Grove State Park to take this in.

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An hour or so past Harrisburg, these views are pretty typical for ridges along the trails of Pennsylvania. That said, the boulder ridge was sweet. The view from the actual rocks was better in fall than summer - I'm just saying.

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A sweet little state park in NW PA. Water sports and short hikes abound. Very scenic and relaxing... oh yes... very scenic and relaxing!

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Heather and I went on a Memorial Day weekend camping trip to Raystown and took in a lot of local scenery. A beautiful place to escape.

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The home of Rainbow Falls, which also houses Raystown Lake, some superb views, a balanced rock, and a lot of rhododendrons and mountain laurel. The trail is really not maintained, and frankly, it's easy to get into adventures trying to find the blazes as things that aren't the trail, looks like the trail - not to mention how many trails all run together in one small section of the map. A nice place to hike - if you know that.

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Located about 30 minutes from us in the backwoods by Speedwell Forge

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The coal fires that have raged under this town have driven out all but the die hards. You've gotta be a die hard to put up with the smell of sulphur.

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Thanks to the owner for being so cool as to not care about unknown tourists asking to see his waterfall (blame Waterfalls of the Mid Atlantic by Gary Letcher). We knocked and he was generous. There wasn't much water, but I can imagine how beautiful the backyard would look after a rainstorm!

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The massive flight of the snow geese and tundra swans - and some other pictures taken over the seasons as well.

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The map says it's just outside of Harrisburg, but actually, it's a little more north. The Juniata River (pronounced JOO NEE AT UH - not JUAN EE AT UH - important note for people from Ohio) runs behind the campground we stayed at and Little Buffalo Creek is a nice manmade lake with a great walk around it.

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The crown jewel of Philthydelphia's Fairmount Park. I can't say a lot of nice things about Philthydelphia (save it is Will Smith's home town - "hell yeah!"), so that's actually saying something.

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Southeastern PA's flower capital. A comparison of pictures of flowers in bloom versus those about to bloom over time. More specific flowers and Christmas are in different folders.

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Heather and I finally made it to Philly to see the Flower Show... definitely worth the trip.

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Southeastern PA's flower capital. A comparison of pictures of flowers in bloom versus those about to bloom over time. Just the 2 fountain areas that are outside.

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Southeastern PA's flower capital. A comparison of pictures of flowers in bloom versus those about to bloom over time. Just the orchids

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In Kennett Square, Pennsylvania... an awesome place to check out.

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Southeastern PA's flower capital. A comparison of pictures of flowers in bloom versus those about to bloom over time. Just the water lilies

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Southeastern PA's flower capital. A comparison of pictures of flowers in bloom versus those about to bloom over time. Just the hibiscus room, which also includes roses

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In Kennett Square, Pennsylvania... an awesome place to check out.

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Southeastern PA's flower capital. A comparison of pictures of flowers in bloom versus those about to bloom over time. The tulip paths of April.

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Southeastern PA's flower capital. A comparison of pictures of flowers in bloom versus those about to bloom over time. Bruce Monro's 2012 night light show.

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