Emerald Queen Paddle Wheeler
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Deka
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Thanks, Rocky!
Evidently, the tribe still owns the property where the paddle wheeler is moored.
I was just getting into position to take some shots of the front and was informed that I would need to leave.
He was very nice about it but 'rules are rules' he said.
It would have been nice if there had been some signs around!
The location that the back shots were taken from was not on tribal property so I wasn't asked to leave.
There is so much 'stuff' in the channel that it was difficult to get positioned and zoomed in just right.
This shot still has some 'stuff' in it but I don't think it is distracting.
Deka
Evidently, the tribe still owns the property where the paddle wheeler is moored.
I was just getting into position to take some shots of the front and was informed that I would need to leave.
He was very nice about it but 'rules are rules' he said.
It would have been nice if there had been some signs around!
The location that the back shots were taken from was not on tribal property so I wasn't asked to leave.
There is so much 'stuff' in the channel that it was difficult to get positioned and zoomed in just right.
This shot still has some 'stuff' in it but I don't think it is distracting.
Deka
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