http://blumberger.net//laravel/.env Aerial shot of downtown Phoenix showing the $80 million dual-purpose hotel located on the northwest corner of the First Street and Madison. The building will house both a 120 room Courtyard by Marriott and a 200 room Residence Inn by Marriott. Below, the downtown Phoenix aerial shows the Luhrs City Center and the original Luhrs Tower, a red-capped beautiful Art Deco skyscraper, one Phoenix’s gems.
Aerial of Downtown Phoenix Luhrs City Center Marriott
Construction has started! The new UNR campus facility will provide UNR students, faculty and staff with weightlifting as well as an indoor 1/8th mile running track. Three full-court gymnasiums for basketball and other indoor multi-use court sports will also be onsite. Completion is estimated for 2017. Image from 7/15/15 by Aerial Imaging
E. L. Wiegand Fitness Center
Yesterday’s aerial construction demolition photos of the Virginia Street Bridge, the oldest of all the usable bridges spanning the Truckee River. This 1905 iconic bridge is being replaced after sustaining damage from flooding in 1997 and 2005. The bridge has long been the symbol of divorce folklore – newly granted divorcees would cast their wedding rings into the Truckee River from this location. Here are some additional interesting notes:
Close-up of Virginia Street Bridge Aerial in Reno, NV
Virginia Street Bridge Reno Aerial along the Truckee River
Construction aerial of a new medical facility in Reno – Northern Nevada HOPES is a nonprofit community health center offering integrated medical care and wellness services. Completion is estimated late 2015.
An aerial view of a colorful mine in Nevada
Aerial view of colorful ores in Nevada
Topaz Lake is located on the Nevada (Douglas County) and California (Mono County) border – about a 90 minute drive south of Reno. In this aerial you can see the reservoir’s residential area is on the northwest shore showing boat access to the water. Boating, water-skiing and fishing are popular here as the lake is regularly stocked with trout. The depth of the reservoir reaches approximately 92 feet.
Topaz Lake aerial from June 2014
Aerial Photo of the residential part of Topaz Lake, located in both NV and CA
I captured this morning shot as the early light had just cleared the mountains to the east of Reno. This is a good view of south Reno with the airport next to Rattlesnake Mountain and dramatic mountain views of Washoe Valley in the distance.
Reno Tahoe International Airport RNO south aerial photo image
Aerial of downtown Reno where we have had recent news regarding expansions and new business growth. Here is a recent aerial shot of downtown I did in high resolution for large prints.
Downtown aerial Reno NV 2015
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The buy modafinil online from india story of the glowing headstone has been around for years. From a distance, witnesses claim to see a headstone glowing at night. The event is not predictable by any means, and happens on occaision. The glow fades when you approach the cemetery. Many ghost hunters and investigators have tried to solve this mystery by investigating with special permission. You can research these ghost hunters and their experiences online.
Aerial View of Cemetery in Virginia City 2014
I have been to this cemetery during the late afternoon only. It is quite spooky as the sun fades behind the mountains when I soon realized I was not alone. Or was I? You can only suspect you are not alone. The cemetery is closed and night and monitored closely. This is to keep the vandals out. And of course keep the ghosts in.
The cemetery was established in the 1860s and the graves are a nod to the Victorian Era. The metal, stone and woodwork on the terrace graves are quite decadent. Most who were buried here were born outside of Nevada. Back then, the Comstock region required a surplus of workers to labor the mines in an attempt to find a fortune. Most died trying. Apparently some may still be trying, even after their death.
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The Silver Terrace Cemetery in Virginia City, NV 2014
Nevada has an interesting history with unique sites, some of which can only been seen using Google Earth. Here are some noteworthy images I have found. You will need to open Google Earth and paste the latitude/longitude locations below.
