Monday, January 18, 2016
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A nice tower indeed and an optimistic city slogan. Nice one Andy.
ReplyDeleteAn impressive solid tower. I like that little window with balcony.
ReplyDeletestanding the test of time
ReplyDeleteI love old water towers like this one.
ReplyDeleteYou aren't kidding; it is very, very solid!
ReplyDeleteI bet there aren't many of these stone towers left in North America any longer. This is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteIt is a lovely little town!
ReplyDeleteStill standing strong!
ReplyDeleteVery cool, Andy!
ReplyDeleteThat's wonderful--- I've never seen anything quite like it.
ReplyDeleteWow, that's fantastic! I've never seen one like that. Very impressive that it's still in such good shape.
ReplyDeleteI like its design.
ReplyDeletewhat a pretty water tower, i have never seen a pretty one. ours are all a big ugly ball on top of a big ugly tower. this is quite impressive and has held up very well!!!
ReplyDeleteOnly stone water tower i think i've ever seen!
ReplyDeleteIs it still used as a water tower, or has the city morphed to a modern one. Lovely shot.
ReplyDeleteIs the water tower still being used or has the city gone to a modern one?It really is an impressive tower.
ReplyDeleteA lovely old tower.
ReplyDeleteIt's an attractive tower..
ReplyDeleteWell captured too.
I love this...we pass a few water towers on our trips to Illinois, my favorite is from 1956.
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