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Sunday, April 10, 2011

Cincinnati From the Other Side

 Good morning,

Above is an image of the skyline of Cincinnati, Ohio.  I took the picture from Newport, Kentucky, at Newport on the Levee on the opposite side of the Ohio River.  It is amazing how much the skyline of Cincinnati has changed.  Click here to see how the skyline looked one year ago when that tallest building was still under construction.

My father died in 1998.  At that time, the tallest buildings in the skyline were those to the left of the tallest building in this image.  Dad wouldn't recognize this now.  Quite a change.
This is the view up stream.  The closest bridge is for pedestrians only and is known as the Purple People Bridge;  the bridge beyond is known as the Big Mac bridge for obvious reasons.  :) 
This is where we were standing as we both were taking pictures.

So, for my friends who live far, far away, and even those nearby, these are pictures of our home town, Cincinnati, Ohio, on the Ohio River.

Very best,
Lois

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10 comments:

TexWisGirl said...

i love the "purple people bridge" and "big mac!" great names!!! :)

(thank you for your kind comment on my blogiversary post today!!!)

EG CameraGirl said...

It certainly is amazing how different the skyline is now. One building can make such a difference.

Ricki Treleaven said...

Cincinnati is such a pretty city. Lovely pictures!

Elaine said...

That new skyscraper definitely dwarfs the older buildings and makes a big difference in the skyline. I love the beautiful blossoms in your header--it's definitely springtime in Cincinnati!

Beth said...

Wonderful images of Cincinnati, Lois. And I love your magnolia tree at the top of your blog :-)

Beth

Lois Evensen said...

Hi Everyone,

It seems the skyline of Cincinnati changes before our eyes. Of course, going out of town for ten weeks at a time give them time to surprise us when we return. ;)

Thanks for the comment on the page change with the new header, Elaine and Beth. I have more Magnolia images coming very soon.

Jim said...

Interesting bridges.
Sydney - City and Suburbs

Gemma Wiseman said...

Amazing how the city can change! And sometimes it can only be appreciated by looking at the city skyline! Interesting shots!

Cecilia Artista said...

Thank´s for charing your pictures of your home town Lois! Nice to see!

Shirley said...

I love having this opportunity to see other parts of this beautiful world. Bridge shots always get my attention. Great photos!