Here is a random assortment of photos that I had left over from trips taken between November 14 and December 24, 2007.
These 27 photos have been added to the following galleries:
* Northside +7 (69 photos)
* Covington Downtown +3 (27 photos)
* Corryville +2 (41 photos)
* Mansion Hill +2 (27 photos)
* Mount Auburn +2 (38 photos)
* Westwood +2 (33 photos)
* Botany Hills +1 (7 photos)
* Cincinnati Skyline +1 (50 photos)
* Clifton +1 (48 photos)
* Downtown +1 (115 photos)
* Eden Park +1 (21 photos)
* Lewisburg +1 (4 photos)
* Mount Adams +1 (90 photos)
* Peaselburg +1 (10 photos)
* Walnut Hills +1 (39 photos)
Please click on each image to enlarge to 800 x 600. Each photo will open in a new browser window.
Galleries for all of the neighborhoods can be found in the drop-down menu at the top of the right-hand column.
Downtown
Mount Auburn
Mount Adams
Covington Downtown
Botany Hills
Peaselburg
Lewisburg
Mansion Hill
Walnut Hills
Eden Park
Corryville
Northside
Westwood
Clifton
Cincinnati Skyline
Monday, December 31, 2007
Assorted new Cincinnati photos
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12:19 AM
Labels: Downtown, Eden Park, Lewisburg, Mansion Hill, Mount Adams, Mount Auburn, Northside, Peaselburg, photos, Walnut Hills
Thursday, September 20, 2007
SouthShore photo update: Perspective
On August 29, I posted several street-level pictures of the construction progress on the SouthShore condo project in Newport. (Link below.)
Due to access issues, it was kind of hard to tell just how massive the built footprint actually is.
Here's a photo I took on Tuesday from Mount Adams. It's hazy*, but you get the idea.
Click on the photo to enlarge it to 640 x 480.
Previous updates on BC:
SouthShore photo update, 8/29/07
* Weak camera
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Kevin LeMaster
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12:21 AM
Labels: Mansion Hill, Newport, SouthShore
Wednesday, August 29, 2007
SouthShore photo update, 8/29/07
It looks like they've got the four-story garage structure pretty much built.
The completed project will also include two towers with about 150 condo units and an 80,000 square foot office building.*
Photographs taken Sunday, August 26, 2007. Click on each photo to enlarge it in a new browser window.
* A marina is still possible but has not yet been decided.
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Kevin LeMaster
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12:35 AM
Labels: Mansion Hill, Newport, SouthShore