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Manayunk - Classic Towns of Greater Philadelphia
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Classic Towns of Greater Philadelphia. Manayunk has much to offer. The mills of Manayunk provided work and housing for many emigrants in the 19th century. This former working-class neighborhood is now attracting a mix of young professionals and families, who are drawn by its accessibility and walkability to Main Street restaurants and service-oriented businesses within Roxborough. Find your home here. Your browser does not support iframes. While Manayunk is lush with historic housing, it also offers firs...
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Freedom Valley Ride & Schuylkill River Trail
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Jersey Jaunts - Biking in (and around) New Jersey. Freedom Valley Ride and Schuylkill River Trail. 2006, 2007, 2008). Another non Jersey ride, but it's only across the river in Philly, with a start/finish. Just a few blocks from the I676 museum exit (25th street? We rode a large portion of the Schuylkill River Trail. As part of the Freedom Valley. Ride organized by the Bicycle Coalition of Philadelphia. On Father s day in June 2006. The S. On our own. We chose to ride the 44 mile route. The distances for...
iluvmanayunk.com
Manayunk Civic Clubs and Organizations
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Your Web Site for the Manayunk Community. Manayunk Organizations (page 1 of 2). 6148 Ridge Ave. Philadelphia, PA 19128. Central Roxborough Civic Association. PO Box 25859. Philadelphia, PA 19128. PO Box 4667. Philadelphia, PA 19127. Wissahickon Neighbors Civic Association. PO Box 35973. Philadelphia, PA 19128. North Light Community Center. 175 Green Lane. Philadelphia, PA 19127. Friends of the Manayunk Canal. 450 Shurs Lane. Philadelphia, PA 19128. Roxborough Area Branch YMCA. 2009, ILuvManaynuk.com.
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Uncategorized Archives - philly history photos
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Photos and images from Philadelphia's past. Lost towns: Freytown and the Freytown Cemetery. July 6, 2016. The Freytown Cemetery is an interesting place along a dirt road in a forested area in Lackawanna County in Northeast Pennsylvania. The nearest populated place is a small town called Gouldsboro a few miles away. Now all that remains are a few building foundations and the old cemetery. According to a 2013 newspaper article,. Despite it’s status has abandoned or no longer in use, it is well mainta...
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art, birds, nature: Palm Warbler Linocut Edition Completed
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Art, birds, nature. Friday, April 15, 2011. Palm Warbler Linocut Edition Completed. Well this has been a long print, especially for one that's black and white and doesn't have the complications of reduction color prints! Perhaps it took so long because I had high expectations for it, and because I wanted to get it done in time for a competition. In any case here it is. Oh yes, the print is an edition of 12. It is 6x8, or 8x11 with print borders. Gamblin oil-based ink on Rives Lightweight paper. For vario...
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art, birds, nature: Dancing Crane Flies, High Herons, Giant Zinnias
http://kenjanuski.blogspot.com/2013/11/dancing-crane-flies-high-herons-giant.html
Art, birds, nature. Friday, November 15, 2013. Dancing Crane Flies, High Herons, Giant Zinnias. Dancing Crane Flies over Arbor Vitae. Dancing Crane Flies over Arbor Vitae. Each fall and winter, as far as I can tell after the first hard frost, a huge number of insects dance about in the air above a 6' Arbor Vitae that we bought years ago. They've always puzzled us so finally last year I got out my butterfly net and caught some: Crane Flies. What a surprise! In any case it's always a pleasure to see them.
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art, birds, nature: Film Debuts - Highly Condensed Artistic Bio
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Art, birds, nature. Monday, May 4, 2009. Film Debuts - Highly Condensed Artistic Bio. But there is another small part to this story. How did I come up with all of these abstract shapes? Why was I so enamored of shape? Like most artists I've done art since I was a child, including abstract or non-objective art. I remember admiring Wassily Kandinsky as a youth. But my youthful abstractions were largely geometric. Where did all the organic shapes come from? So there you have it: a short artistic bio. An...
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art, birds, nature: Ken Januski - Watercolors
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Art, birds, nature. Ken Januski - Watercolors. But well worth the effort. So Ken continues to experiment with it, though it often gets the better of him and he gives up on it for months at a time. Most of these works are 3-5 years old. Eventually he'll post some newer works. 65279;. Sumi Brush Pen and Watercolor. 12x16 inches. Red Knot, Ruddy Turnstone, Dunlin at Cook's Beach. 2015. Sumi Brush Pen and Watercolor. 12x16 inches. Adult and Young Great Crested Flycatchers. 2015. 7x10 inches. Watercolor...
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art, birds, nature: Dragonflycatchers, Tomatoes and Tidbits
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Art, birds, nature. Saturday, August 8, 2015. Dragonflycatchers, Tomatoes and Tidbits. Flycatchers are among the comparatively small number of birds expert enough to catch dragon flies on the wing, and these insects are too wary to be taken sitting. Arthur Cleveland Bent, Life Histories of North American Flycatchers, Larks, Swallows and Their Allies. P218, Least Flycatcher entry. Published by Dover Books, 1963. Eastern Wood Pewee Eating Dragonfly. Watercolor Sketch by Ken Januski. Below a less successful...
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art, birds, nature: Gulls, Terns, Watercolor, Sumi Brush Pen
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Art, birds, nature. Monday, July 13, 2015. Gulls, Terns, Watercolor, Sumi Brush Pen. Forster's Terns, Laughing and Bonaparte's Gulls at "The Meadows.' Watercolor and Sumi Brush Pen by Ken Januski. At least once a year, sometimes more, I try a more energetic, spontaneous type of watercolor. Though I'm excited with them as I start by the end of the day or maybe a day or two later I've become disappointed again. They haven't lived up to my expectations. As I said I generally only do one or two more energeti...
