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Protruding beam. Yellow beam poking through the exterior wall of a derelict yellow painted house.
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Derelict factory or warehouse.
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Abandoned factory near the waterfront in Gananoque, Ontario, Canada.
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Spring tree blooms
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A tree blossoms in spring with a complementary background stucco wall.
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December 19, 2009 – Pic A Day
Close-up detail of a stone wall.
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KAP 2008-39: Dakota Mill & Grain, Wall, South Dakota. July 22, 2008
While visiting the badlands we stayed in Wall, South Dakota.
This is Dakota Mill & Grain, Inc. in Wall, South Dakota. My KAP objective was the infamous Wall Drug store on the main street (in the upper left corner of the first photo). Numerous power lines made launching a kite in the downtown area iffy, at least for the direction the wind was blowing this day. The people at Dakota Mill & Grain kindly let me launch on their property and I intended to walk the kite and camera into town. After about 15 minutes of KAPing their facility I started to make my way to town but the wind picked up intensely and I had to back up to my “big space”, anchor the kite and walk it down with a pulley. It was quite a struggle and although disappointed with not reaching my objective, I was glad to finally have camera and kite back to the ground.
These photographs were taken using kite aerial photography (KAP).
Dakota Mill & Grain, Wall, South Dakota.
Overhead view of part of the facility.
Another overhead view from a different angle.
A closer view.
The open area where I launched and took down the kite. Thank goodness for those heavy pipes on the ground. In the end I had to anchor the kite line to a pipe and use a pulley to bring the gear down. The wind was too fierce to pull it in by hand.
You can see additional pictures from my KAP 2008-39 outing in the Kite Aerial Photography Gallery on my website.