Showing posts with label ohio river. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ohio river. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 5, 2014
Madison-Milton Bridge Project, Indiana and Kentucky
We took a trip over the summer up to Madison, Indiana and Milton, Kentucky to check out the bridge work they were doing. Its a rather strange project, one that we decided to document with this post, as we knew it wouldn't last long. Check out the photo-set inside.
Thursday, September 12, 2013
Iraq and Afghanistan War Memorial, Jeffersonville Indiana
| Memorial, along with two flag poles. The monument weighs more than ten tons. |
Installed in October 2012 along the waterfront in Jeffersonville, Indiana, this is probably one of the first permanent public commemorations of America's recent wars. How a society remembers its conflicts is an interesting subject, one we can only scratch the surface of here. Early war memorials focus largely on largess, with themes of glory and patriotism. More recently, a toned down scheme has taken over, with the goal being reflection upon those who served. Regardless, here is a photo spread of this interesting memorial along the river.
Monday, August 5, 2013
Abandoned Storage Units, Jeffersonville, Indiana
We've been to a lot of interesting and strange places while working on this site, most of which were notable only for what we saw. These abandoned storage units, on the other hand, were truly scary to wander through. It felt like a creepy movie; every door, every aisleway. This is what we saw that day.
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lockers,
ohio river,
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