Last Friday morning I caught a break in the weather and flew up the Potomac River from Northern Virginia to Harpers Ferry, West Virginia.
Brunswick, Maryland (updated)
Dickerson, Maryland power plant along the Potomac river.
In the early afternoon, I drove to York, Pennsylvania and flew with a former U.S. Army pilot who now flies a Hughes 500 for power line patrols. We flew the Susquehanna river from west of Harrisburg to the downstream dams near the Maryland border.
Ice moving on the river.
Snowmobile tracks.
Along the river.
Verrrry nice imagery…more than just a little jealous.
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Cameron,
Great photos! Thanks for documenting this storm we will all remember.
The first photo is not of Point of Rocks – but probably Brunswick yard further up the river.
Point of Rocks has only 2 tracks, and the most photographed train station in America – whose part of the side roof collapsed in the past storm.
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Cameron Davidson Reply:
February 16th, 2010 at 12:03 am
Thanks. I just checked the GPS data and you are right. I appreciate the note.
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Well done! From your point of view the snow is simply serene rather than “treacherous.” Thanks for sharing.
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