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Skyline shot of Richmond, Virginia with the James River in the foreground.
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Kayakers enjoying the James River in Richmond, VA
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>1526 Floyd Avenue -Fan District; Richmond VA
Gotta love these houses. Gotta love the Fan. Nice shot.
Good angle. These old townhouses are amazing.
My daughter used to live right across the street! Nice shot! But beware of the guy who walks into your apartments and takes any cash he can get his hands on. I’m sure he’s still around.
>Watering in Richmond VA
Taken in the Fan District in Richmond VA
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>Richmond, VA (USA) – The cone ladies, standing next to their ramrod-straight grooms, make such a fine pattern in front of the old city hall. Even with the construction elements laying about, it was a beautiful ceremony.
Richmond, VA (USA) – Richmond served as the Capital of the Confederate States of America during the years of the American Civil War. Outside the Museum of the Confederacy, we found the only other fish from the contest. (Apparently, the contest was in the summer of 2001!) This one has the silhouettes of three generals of the confederacy – Robert E. Lee, J. E. B. Stuart, and Stonewall Jackson. They are also enshrined on Monument Street elsewhere in the city.
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1710 East Franklin painted on brick wall in Richmond, VA