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Louisville, Charleston and one Irene photo
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I was back in Charleston for a couple of days this week to visit family and tend to house-related issues. Two sunny afternoons during the trip allowed for quick photo sessions at the Fort Hill Bridge in Charleston and in downtown Louisville on the way back. The bridge is a scene I've shot many times in the past, but not since it was newly repainted last year.
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Panorama of Louisville, Kentucky from Floyds Knobs:
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Downtown scenes:
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And my only photo of Irene. This is the storm's far outer cirrus cloud shield over western West Virginia:
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