User:Henryhartley
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[edit] Pages of Interest
(or pages I've contributed to)
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[edit] Alaska
 Evergreen Cemetery |
 Gastineau Channel |
 Mendenhall Glacier |
 Mendenhall Valley, looking over the lake toward the airport. Taken from the West Glacier Trail. August, 2004 |
 Tongass National Forest |
[edit] Maryland
 This picture of Great Falls of the Potomac was taken from the overlook on Olmsted Island on a cold (10 degrees F) day in January, 2004. |
 The Monocacy Aqueduct carries the C&O Canal over the Monocacy River. Photo taken Feb 6, 2005. |
 The so-called 'Josiah Henson' cabin in Bethesda, MD |
[edit] North Carolina
 Battle of Fort Macon|Fort Macon]], NC |
 Civil War reenactment in Fort Macon, North Carolina, April, 2003 |
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[edit] Pennsylvania
 Monument to General Winfield Scott Hancock on Cemetery Hill opposite the Gettysburg National Cemetery. |
 Monument to General Oliver Otis Howard on Cemetery Hill, opposite the Gettysburg National Cemetery. |
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 Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania. This is the Main Fountain Garden. |
[edit] People
[edit] Animals
 Przewalski's Horse (Equus przewalskii) |
 I'm not sure what kind of squirrel this is so I'm just putting it here until I figure it out. I thought it was a Western Gray Squirrel but that may not be right. Once I'm a bit more sure, I'll move it to the appropriate page. |
[edit] Plants
 Cornus kousa flower detail |
 Rosa 'Alba Semi-plena' |
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 R. eglanteria leaf detail |
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 R. glauca leaf detail |
 R. rugosa white |
 R. rugosa pink |
 Rose 'Zépherine Drouhin' |
 Rose 'Graham Thomas' |
 Tsuga canadensis 'Sargentii' (Sargent's Canadian Hemlock) |
 Ulmus americana (American Elm) |
 Fagus sylvatica 'Atropurpurea' (Purple European Beech) |
 Penjing at the US National Bonsai and Penjing Museum (part of the United States National Arboretum. |
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