Last week I developed a roll of Fuji Neopan 400 that I thought I shot entirely in the Cuyahoga Valley - but to my delight the beginning of the roll was from my last two days in Rome. It was kind of a throwback to my younger days when I would start a roll of film at and event - only to not finish it until I went on vacation(or something similar) - when it would finally get it back from the lab I would be surprised by the early part of the roll that I had forgotten about. I don't think this experience has ever happened to me digitally. Anyways - this Neopan has travelled thousands of miles for you to visually feast on - gorge yourself.
I found this old farm implement hidden in the woods.
There was a house on this slab - the river has long since swept it away.
Stop here for a scenic picnic
One of the abandoned stables at The Wetmore Trailhead
Close-up Rust
At the Porta Portese Flea Market in Rome
That won't fit on the airplane.
Flea Market Refreshments
Standing in the Shadows of History. Aqueduct Park - one of the best places I have ever been(if not THE best).
Hiking Boots, Hiking Stick - took 'em off to cross Furnace Run - it was chilly water!
Do photos like this ever get old? Not to me!
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