I then went over to one of the stairwells from ground level up to the rampart and teraplain, and then back down.
Finally, I took a picture of a fig tree, or possibly several trees, that should be full of figs in a few months.
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Pictures taken at the Fort
It was an uneventful day at work, and I had time to snap some photos: I had previously tried to get the plaque at the entrance to solitary confinement but the lighting was wrong, so here is a little better shot at it. The second picture is the entrance to solitary, and the third is looking into the little room (pictures of which I've already posted). Click on a picture to enlarge it.
I then went over to one of the stairwells from ground level up to the rampart and teraplain, and then back down.
Finally, I took a picture of a fig tree, or possibly several trees, that should be full of figs in a few months.
I then went over to one of the stairwells from ground level up to the rampart and teraplain, and then back down.
Finally, I took a picture of a fig tree, or possibly several trees, that should be full of figs in a few months.
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Great pictures! That's the first time I've seen a fig tree. Thanks
ReplyDeleteNice pics, Gypsy. I like that old round stairwell.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos, Gypsy. Your photos and stories regarding this fort have made it a "must see" on our list of places to go. Thanks, again.
ReplyDeleteLooks like it would have been a very cold & damp place to be confined in the winter of 1865-65 Or anytime as far as that goes!!
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