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CINCINNATI

I had a nice quick trip to Cincinnati and took a fast detour to the river and an old part of town.  I thought these birds were going to assault me, but they quickly settled down when they realized I didn't have any food.



This is the bridge that connects Kentucky to Ohio.  It's a very old (1865) suspension bridge.  I walked across it just so I could set foot in Ohio.



 There was this odd little door next to a park.  It was maybe 4 feet tall.



It was a very nice park with a lovely view across the river.  It was a gloomy day with constant sprinkles.



Some interesting graffiti.



More interesting graffiti.



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phutton said…
Don't you know THE troll lives behind that little door??
January 25, 2013 at 4:51 PM
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