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One of a Kind Mississippi River property for sale. Log Home, 5 Car Garage, 21 Acres on Sorenson Lake Road in Merrifield. Marketed by Jill Macnamara. RE/MAX Lakes Area Realty Nisswa, MN mls#4139543
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Two weeks on the river, we finally make it to Minneapolis.
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We visit two lock and dam points on the Mississippi River. Lock and dam # 9 and # 10. At 10:30 at night at lock # 10 near Guttenberg, Iowa, we watched a tow break into two sections to make it through the lock. A couple days later, we visited lock & dam # 9 for some wonderful action. From loaded tows to crusiers to fishing boats, the lock was busy and we stayed a couple of hours.
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$250,000 – Riverfront Home on Steel Beams – Perfect for a weekend getaway! Includes one boat slip located on the Suwannee River in Chiefland (Fowlers Bluff), Florida with deep water access into the Gulf of Mexico. – MLS # 0909-63648 – Smith & Associates United Country Real Estate
For more information, pictures, or to make a appointment to see this lovely property visit our website www.ucsmith.com or visit our on going auctions at www.ucsha.com
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The History and Science of The Moors
We start off going down the streets of St. Louis where people in the streets are doing things. We pass Sportsman’s Park where the Cardinals use to play before moving to Bush Stadium, then to new Bush Stadium. Then we see people waving some torn bed sheets around. Then we tour a street. We start floating down the Mississippi River where we see and a boat. Then we see this lady and she’s upset because her glasses are out of style. Then we see the chain of Rocks Bridge! Then we see only half of the Gateway Arch. Then we see the building of the Poplar St. Bridge. Then an old double Decker bridge. More half-arch then the Admiral riverboat. Then we head downtown for some goofy shots, fountains and old cars. Now we’re having a Bar-B-Q! This lady pets a grey cat, then smiles as the film ends.
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A short summary of a visit to the area around the St. Louis Arch in St. Louis Missouri.
Filmed on a Canon 60D with a Sigma 28mm Prime lens @24p. It was very sunny that day so I had to set aperture pretty low. Color corrected with Premiere Pro CS5.
Facts about the Arch:
The Gateway Arch is the tallest national monument in the United States at 630 feet.
Construction began February 12, 1963, and the last section of the Arch was put into place on October 28, 1965.
The Arch weighs 17,246 tons. Nine hundred tons of stainless steel was used to build the Arch, more than any other project in history.
The Arch was built at a cost of $13 million.
Visit http://www.stlouisarch.com/ for tour information.
Music: Louis Armstrong – St. Louis Blues
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History of the Colonization of America Map
History of Colonial America 1497 – 1763