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Before Rockwell, there was EMCO Meters on the corner of Liberty Blvd. & Rt. 219 in the early 50's. >>> DuBois Area Historical Society, Inc.

My 12 year old took this with his Nikon Coolpix over Portage, Pa. > Jason Richardson

Remember....there's only one of HIM, Millions who despise Biden.  I'd say the odds are against Dementia Joe.

The funniest thing I heard today ... 



 

I live for moments like this .?? How about you? Photos captured in Indiana County Pennsylvania at Yellow Creek State Park. > FernwehRaybas

26 Barges Barges Break Loose Causing Bridge Closures in Pittsburgh
 

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As we sat quietly watching the nest there was some little gnats and one fly that was pestering me constantly. When I looked at this picture I noticed that there was also a fly pestering the Momma. You can see it on her white cape. > Tom Dorsey
 

ALL elections have been fixed for a long time. That's why were in this NEVER ENDING MESS, right now.
Most likely, not many voted for her, but she was CHOSEN to WIN. 

 

ALL elections have been fixed for a long time. That's why were in this NEVER ENDING MESS, right now.
Most likely, not many voted for her, but she was CHOSEN to WIN. 

 

Rainbow over Lake Erie in North West, Pa. > Cindy Mac Taggart Rodgers

This woman deserves to be in prison for a very very long time !!

Video of Littleton bus aide punching nonverbal 10-year-old autistic student.
 

Solar eclipse 2024 ~ we had 95% totality in DuBois 🙂 > Nathaniel Baker

About 30 miles south of Erie just outside of Meadville. Missed the end of. It got a bit too cloudy. > Dana Rukse

Mid-day nap 😴 > Exceptional Eye Photos

As I watched through the viewfinder, a captivating scene unfolded—the cardinal appeared to hover, her movements graceful and deliberate, in front of the mirror. This shift in his demeanor was both fascinating and poignant, suggesting a moment of recognition or perhaps confusion in the face of his own reflection. The idea that he might be on the cusp of realizing the mirror's true nature added a layer of depth to the encounter. Was he beginning to understand that the fierce rival he had been so ardently challenging was, in fact, himself? 
This question lingered in the air, as the delicate dance between bird and reflection evolved into a moment of potential self-awareness. The possibility that I was witnessing a wild creature confronting its own image, a scenario usually reserved for the realm of human experience, was a profound reminder of the intricate connections that weave through the tapestry of the natural world. My camera, ready to capture the outcome, was more than just a tool in that moment—it was a witness to the subtle and often unseen narratives that unfold around us, stories of discovery, identity, and the enigmatic nature of reflection.  ... at Little Pine State Park. > John Green

I was pretty happy to see this little Gold Crowned Kinglet fluttering around in the brush this morning as I sat along the river. I really didn't think he was going to give me a clear shot but eventually he slipped up and landed in a very small opening. That bright gold crown is easy to spot but it's still a challenge to photograph this little bird that doesn't even tip the scale to a half ounce. > Tom Dorsey

For those who don’t know how an eclipse works. 
 

Former ESPN anchor Sage Steele says every single question of her Biden interview was scripted ...
 
 

This video wins the internet today