#fort washington park

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In the Cut Jane Campion. 2003

Lighthouse Little Red Lighthouse, Fort Washington Park, Hudson River Greenway, New York, NY 10032, USA See in map

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Hall of Mosses, Olympic National Park, Washington

by Luis Forte

NBP International Awards

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Heather Garden, Fort Tryon Park, NYC, 2024

Photo: Bruce Morrow

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The State of Washington was admitted as the 42nd state of the United States on November 11, 1889.

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80 E2 E4 F6

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Some pretty scenic cloudy views on my jog today

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This is Fort Tryon Park after the rainstorm. No cars, no flooding!

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Fort Washington Park Maryland

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Gun Emplacements, Ft. Casey State Park, Island County, Washington, 2005.

When invasion by sea was a defensive consideration, Ft. Casey was intended to protect the entrance to Puget Sound. It was an active military base until well after WW II. Now the gun emplacements are one of several attractions in a state park which also includes the frequently photographed Admiralty Head Lighthouse and a popular camping area.

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Seattle Adjacent Fact #Määrä:

One would imagine the artillery placements at Fort Casey would be intended for defense from naval attacks. This is what the government wants you to think.

Any local could tell you the munitions were all hollow. The base's soldiers would load the shells with salmon and propel them at high speed through the air to aid them during migration season.

The AA guns, mortars, and snipers' nests however were indeed for defending western Washington from the ancestors of Crab King Maurice XIII and Dolphin Dauphin Bonaparte I. Mirelurk attacks are no joke; stay safe.

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X Marks the Spot, Ft. Tryon Park, NYC, 2022

Photo: Bruce Morrow

[rabbitcruiser]

The State of Washington was admitted as the 42nd state of the United States on November 11, 1889.