WHAT ARE YOU DOING TODAY (PICS)
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Wondering around our local area via the old derelict pier, the woods and the promenade.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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@den1mhead love the last photo of the two of you.
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Went to Falling Waters in Western PA. Amazing place!
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That looks like a really interesting building @Anesthetist
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@Black:
That looks like a really interesting building @Anesthetist
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One of, if not the greatest of Wright's masterpieces!
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@Anesthetist Falling waters is a super place. Check out Ohiopile falls whitch is not too far from here.
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@Anesthetist Falling waters is a super place. Check out Ohiopile falls whitch is not too far from here.
You will like it at Ohiopile falls.We actually ate lunch there. GORGEOUS place! Tons of rafters and hikers in town, had a great atmosphere and attitude.
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One of, if not the greatest of Wright's masterpieces!
Agree, really lucky you got to see it! It's on my list of buildings to see before I die. I just love all the thought behind the building to integrate it with the landscape, and then the stunning result showing the power and constraint of architecture.
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23 hours in California.
After the show I met Big Z @zhivago & his awesome wife Courtney at a hotel. Had a difficult time meeting up at the show. I had poor phone service and then I lost my rental car, 90 min later I found it. Damn you gummy bears! Currently sitting @ San Francisco airport to head back to JFK. Pretty sick 24 hour adventure. Needless to say I am exhausted haven't slept since 2:45am Saturday morning.
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A Grateful Dead trip @derivative666
It seems as if you are thrilled.
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It was a great time, Friday and Saturday will do it again in Chicago
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It is work of art, but as a building structurally, it has been moving (especially the cantilevered, unsupported portions), and has required tens of millions to stabilize.
Kentuck Knob is another Wright artwork in that area. A lesser British royal bought it in the '80s for about $900K.
One of, if not the greatest of Wright's masterpieces!
Agree, really lucky you got to see it! It's on my list of buildings to see before I die. I just love all the thought behind the building to integrate it with the landscape, and then the stunning result showing the power and constraint of architecture.
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Heinerfest! (I would have cross-posted to WAYWT, but it was so hot I removed all of my clothes.)
