Sunrise over The Susquehanna with the HHR
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Sunrise over The Susquehanna with the HHR
Hey Forum,
I decided to update my gallery by taking pictures of my updated HHR. I took some pictures of the Sunrise along the Susquehanna River. The city in the distance is Harrisburg. I know alot of my shots are similar angles but I was trying to work around it. Any suggestions for scenery? I try to find interesting places for backgrounds but I dont have much luck. I know in Photography they say to shoot opposite of the sun because it brightens up the picture so the last photo I threw in there because I like how the sun bounces off the curves.
I decided to update my gallery by taking pictures of my updated HHR. I took some pictures of the Sunrise along the Susquehanna River. The city in the distance is Harrisburg. I know alot of my shots are similar angles but I was trying to work around it. Any suggestions for scenery? I try to find interesting places for backgrounds but I dont have much luck. I know in Photography they say to shoot opposite of the sun because it brightens up the picture so the last photo I threw in there because I like how the sun bounces off the curves.
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Hey Donbrew,
Are you referring to 3 Mile Island? If so that is about 32 minutes away from me. I looked up the 4 and 5 mile fork you were talking about, It's interesting to have that in a town. I'm not sure as to what you were referring to when you said cut and Paste.
Are you referring to 3 Mile Island? If so that is about 32 minutes away from me. I looked up the 4 and 5 mile fork you were talking about, It's interesting to have that in a town. I'm not sure as to what you were referring to when you said cut and Paste.
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When I wrote that the pics were not in your post, we may have been typing simultaneously.
The first time I drove through Harrisburg 3-Mile Island snuck up on me; I never thought of it as being so close to the city. Ours is isolated from the cities, I'm just outside the siren zone, by a mile.
The problem here is that 5 mile fork is just a sign on the road, everybody calls it Chancellorsville after the Civil War battlefield that is 5 miles west, and is misnamed after "the Chancellor House". It is were Stonewall Jackson turned onto Old Plank road to get to the battle, and his mortal wounding. End of history lesson, it will be on the quiz.
Nice pix now that I can see them!
The first time I drove through Harrisburg 3-Mile Island snuck up on me; I never thought of it as being so close to the city. Ours is isolated from the cities, I'm just outside the siren zone, by a mile.
The problem here is that 5 mile fork is just a sign on the road, everybody calls it Chancellorsville after the Civil War battlefield that is 5 miles west, and is misnamed after "the Chancellor House". It is were Stonewall Jackson turned onto Old Plank road to get to the battle, and his mortal wounding. End of history lesson, it will be on the quiz.
Nice pix now that I can see them!
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When I wrote that the pics were not in your post, we may have been typing simultaneously.
The first time I drove through Harrisburg 3-Mile Island snuck up on me; I never thought of it as being so close to the city. Ours is isolated from the cities, I'm just outside the siren zone, by a mile.
The problem here is that 5 mile fork is just a sign on the road, everybody calls it Chancellorsville after the Civil War battlefield that is 5 miles west, and is misnamed after "the Chancellor House". It is were Stonewall Jackson turned onto Old Plank road to get to the battle, and his mortal wounding. End of history lesson, it will be on the quiz.
Nice pix now that I can see them!
The first time I drove through Harrisburg 3-Mile Island snuck up on me; I never thought of it as being so close to the city. Ours is isolated from the cities, I'm just outside the siren zone, by a mile.
The problem here is that 5 mile fork is just a sign on the road, everybody calls it Chancellorsville after the Civil War battlefield that is 5 miles west, and is misnamed after "the Chancellor House". It is were Stonewall Jackson turned onto Old Plank road to get to the battle, and his mortal wounding. End of history lesson, it will be on the quiz.
Nice pix now that I can see them!
Yep it sure does come up on you. There are a few bridges over the river where 3 Mile Island is visible. I shall make a cheat sheet!