I went on another aerial photography trip today. We started in Allentown and flew over the steel mill, the former Taylor Wharton plant and former Dixie Cup factory in Wilson, the former Williams paint plant in Easton, the slate quarries, and Keystone Cement in Bath before returning via downtown Allentown. Here is a link to the images:
http://good-times.webshots.com/album/562107177xZRLfb

Well Mike after looking at all 230 pictures I have (3) comments

1st. . . When are you going to start working on your pilots liscence?

2nd...The demolition at Beth Steel has far exceeded what I thought was going to originally happen. The amount of history & equipment that should have been saved is gone forever. I hope they leave you guys a building when it is completed. It is getting to the point that the remaining buildings left will look out of place when the new construction starts then time will tell what will happen with what is left. I hope it works out.

3rd...The slate belt pics where AWESOME ! ! ! Nice clear day too & no leaves.

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Pioneering the next INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION (Preservation ! ). . . Saving equipment (1) mine site at a time.

Here is a link to my latest aerial photos taken a couple of days ago:
http://good-times.webshots.com/album/563197135tMhHPG
The first three images show a flooded Zinc mine. The rest are mostly Bethlehem Steel shots.

I went up again today and got some updated shots of Bethlehem Steel. They are online here:
http://good-times.webshots.com/album/565040678pnrpmt

I wish I could afford to start on MY pilot's license.


Anyway, thanks for sharing Mike.
Great shots!

xox
~S

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"Heyna!"

Here are some updated Bethlehem Steel shots from today:







Full album:
http://news.webshots.com/album/572098004SMRvCX