It’s another cold blustery day in PA and the big storm that just pummeled the mid-west with snow reached us overnight in a very weakened state.  Not much to see other than very cold snow blowing across the fields in the valley.  None the less I ventured out to the Pine Creek Cemetery to visit some of my revolutionary war brothers for a min.   I’m sure that wherever they are they aren’t cold.   But I can tell you that their final resting place here….. is very cold indeed.

Twin Falls near Jamison Run also known as the MCelhatten Reservoir which heads Mcelhatten creek, which in turn flows into Keller Reservoir.  This is one of those places that only the locals that live near by know about.  I actually found out about it via a geocaching site quite near the falls and it was the only reference to the falls I could find at the time.   This shot was taken on my 2nd trip to the site in 2 days as the 1st trip yeilded very poor quality images.

One of the wonderful things about digital photography is the versatility that comes from the craft.  One can take a digital camera with one lens and take a myriad of different styles of images.   I’d played with panos in the past but this has been my first concerted effort.  The original compiled image measures over 7 feet long and took the computer an hour to process.  While the day was somewhat hazy I achieved my goal.   The next step find a printer and a frame for this 7 ft monster.