– Riverside Park Esplanade and Pump House seen from Scotia – click on a photo for a larger version
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Until yesterday, the first time and only time I have photographed the Stockade from across the Mohawk River, at Scotia’s Washington Avenue and its Burr Bridge abutment, was Labor Day of 2009. See the posting here. At the time, I was content with my Canon PowerShot’s 12x optical zoom. When it needed to be replaced, the comparable PowerShot had a 35x optical zoom, and it quickly spoiled me. So, I’ve been waiting for a blue-sky day to visit the Scotia Burr Abutment to see how grand the Stockade looks from Scotia on a sunny autumn day. I was not disappointed, and I hope you won’t be either.
– a wide view of the Stockade from the end of Washington Ave. in Scotia –
– the bridge abutment at the end of Schenectady’s Washington Ave. –
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The photos in this Slideshow can also be found in the Gallery below it. Click on a Gallery thumbnail for a larger version of any image.
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– above: the photos in this webpost were taken from right around here –
– thumbnails of all photos from the Slideshow are in the Gallery below–
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- Scotia abutment seen from rear of 10 Washington Ave.
- abutment at the end of Schenectady’s Washington Ave.
- north end of Western Gateway Bridge
- Scotia bridge abutment – streetside, end of Washington Ave.
- corner of Washington & Schonowee Aves. in Scotia
- Schenectady’s YWCA
- wide view of Stockade from Scotia
- Riverside Park’s west end flower garden
- rear of Stockade’s Washington Ave.
- riverbank near Riverside Park playlot
- Riverside Park playlot
- end of North Street
- Riverside Park esplanade
- Governor’s Lane backyard
- end of Governor’s Lane
- garden at west end of Riverside Park
- swings and slide
- close-up of the esplanade
- rear of 1 Washington Ave.
- north side of Isle of the Cayugas
- boaters near the west end of Riverside Park
- boaters approaching the Schenectady side of the Mohawk
- 7 Washington Ave. seen behind the Schenectady abutment
- 1st Reform Church tower behind Governor’s Lane
- Scotia [near] and Schenectady riverbanks
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