The lock was dry, of course, and the canal itself has disappeared, but the lock was still pretty impressive, especially considering that it was all dug and built by hand.
The kids weren't all that interested in posing, though.
Saturday, November 26, 2011
Travelogue, part XIII
Somewhere in eastern Ohio, we stopped for lunch at the site of the old Hocking Canal Lock 19.
The lock was dry, of course, and the canal itself has disappeared, but the lock was still pretty impressive, especially considering that it was all dug and built by hand.
The kids weren't all that interested in posing, though.
The lock was dry, of course, and the canal itself has disappeared, but the lock was still pretty impressive, especially considering that it was all dug and built by hand.
The kids weren't all that interested in posing, though.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment