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I put up a lot of other photos in the Norfolk Pictures Thread as well this morning, enjoy!

Full Album with about 50 more photos like these in it is at : http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2755664&id=13701583&l=70ce29b964 Hope you all enjoy!

My favorite as well... I can't wait for springtime... in May this area looks just unbelievable!

Some more from today with the snow & some blue sky Larger: Here! Larger: Here! Larger: Here! Larger: Here! Larger: Here! Larger: Here! Larger: Here! Larger: Here! Larger: Here! Larger: Here! Larger: Here! Larger: Here!

That's what happens when Jeff Bridges stars in movies...

Large Version: Here! (Click the photo at this link) Thank you Ronsmytheiii for this pano stitch of my photos!

More Here!

It seems weird to me seeing cruise ships in Norfolk this time of year! Here's a few I shot tonight- Larger: Here Larger: Here Larger: Here Larger: Here

I will never get tired of looking at that view of the city...what a beautiful weekend it was too. Light Rail tracks are really moving along on brambleton in that photo...it's neat to see all the segments getting closer & closer to running into each other.

So the parking garage is already finished...it took like a week lol....and yes it is an absolute monstrosity...I suggest everyone drive by just to see it's hideousness!

It looked like an Asian cultural festival of some sorts, just in the small area next to waterside, not the entire park. What's being built in Portsmouth on the waterfront? You can see the silt fences up in this photo, which I apparently didn't post here... http://www.new.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=...amp;id=13701583

Some photos from this most beautiful September Saturday! Larger: Here Larger: Here Larger: Here Larger: Here Larger: Here Larger: Here Larger: Here Larger: Here

I agree with this, saw it on opening night at 5 o'clock...amazing film. I also agree that your shots are great, nice work man!

These were all taken by Brikkman, I simply hosted them for him, enjoy! Larger: Here Larger: Here Larger: Here Larger: Here Larger: Here Larger: Here Larger: Here Larger: Here Larger: Here Larger: Here Larger: Here

Yep we can all see it...and it's definitely gone! Here's one of the flooding along the LRT path at york: Larger: Here I think most of that was induced by the erosion & sediment controls for the construction going on along york...since they filter water slower as it enters the stormdrain inlets, it backed up worse here then it should.