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prairiedeath · 1 year ago
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almost heaven.
📸: @prairiedeath
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thunderstrolls · 13 days ago
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October 21 2024
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appalachianetiquette · 1 year ago
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Saw some absolutely fantastic trees today
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helenewate · 4 months ago
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looking through some old film. march 2024.
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monmorgandy · 2 years ago
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Virginia Spring Beauty by durand clark Via Flickr: Took a hike at Cincinnati's California Woods Nature Preserve. The tiny spring flowers are starting...maybe winter's finally ending.
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tencrowns · 1 month ago
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sheeps-eye · 1 month ago
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April 3, 1974. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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honeyrosepetals · 6 months ago
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prairiedeath · 1 year ago
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something’s in the water…
📸: @prairiedeath
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thunderstrolls · 13 days ago
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October 21 2024
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appalachianetiquette · 2 years ago
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morel time morel time morel time
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doueverwonder · 1 month ago
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back to thinking about Gov making the regions intermingle, the Midwest and South was somehow the worst and best of all of them. What started off as Country Folk Shenanigans(TM) and a worrying amount of jello and/or cool whip based salads ended with a stand-off to see who was going to be impolite and leave first. They ended up having to send other states in to break it up.
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monmorgandy · 2 years ago
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Abandoned Office Building in Levanna, Ohio by durand clark Via Flickr: This was the office for a wooden barge building company. Around 1914 the Ohio River and Columbus Railroad provided this location and moved the building from the riverside to a hillside so it could complete it's tracks from Georgetown to Ripley, Ohio. This little railroad connected with the Cincinnati, Georgetown and Portsmouth Railroad. The building's new owners plan to tear the office building down and replace it with a house trailer.
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my-ancient-home · 1 year ago
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Appalachia in its entirety
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Map of Appalachian subranges (I consider Appalachia to be anything in the Appalachian Mountains so; Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Maryland, West Virginia, Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, North and South Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama)
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jessiarts · 2 years ago
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Seeing the difference in coverage (news media vs social media) on the Feb 3rd train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, USA on and all the issues caused by the incident, I want to see something;
The incident summed up (and there may be even more I missed):
train carrying 150 cars, twenty of which contained hazardous materials, derailed due a failure of a wheel bearing, due to poor inspection because inspections were cut from 3 minutes per train to 90 secs per train. (Remember the railroad strike? Yeah. Part of what they wanted, in addition to better conditions, was more time to inspect trains and to get faulty parts fixed. They were refused, and now we're here.)
the derailment (of 50 cars) caused a fire which threatened to make a car(s) with the vinyl chloride explode, so a controlled release (burn) of the vinyl chloride (toxic, flammable gas) was done to prevent this
residents within a 1 mile radius were evacuated beforehand
the event resulted in contamination of the air/water and mass deaths of animals like fish and chickens
residents were told it's safe to return home a week after the evacuation, and found their pets dead; water smells wrong; air smells and/or burns their eyes
People miles away are having the same issues with animals dying (schools of dead fish in water, livestock sick/dying) and water contamination
The chemicals are contaminating the Ohio River Basin (which is more than just the Ohio River, and effects/includes KY, WV, TN, IN, OH, and parts of IL, PA, VA, and NC) and could potentially also lead to the whole Mississippi River Watershed being contaminated. (that's like, 40% of the continental United States and starts to touch into Canada.)
That all said,
Please reblog if you vote so we can get a larger sample size!
Many think the Railroad company (and the government, because they sided with the railroad company in ending the strike) are trying to cover this up in the news as much as possible, and that most coverage is coming from social media (specifically TikTok) and I want to see just how true that is.
I'm not not kidding when I say I have people IRL, who do keep up with the news, who never heard about the derailment at all until I told them just a couple days ago. It doesn't look good.
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louis-sj · 7 months ago
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Orange and White, but no stripes
Lucasville, Ohio
Google maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/HZ1LaaNafvajzkQC9
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Note the leg irons held by the guards.
From: Hard Time, Prime Video S2 E8 - Worst of the Worst
And: Maximum Security | Hard Time National Geographic https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=97JvUUBG-00
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