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- Galveston, Texas: Sunday Service Location Prior to Returning to Broadway and 17th Street Building Which Was Almost Destroyed By Hurricane Ike - a 360-Degree Panorama by David Engle
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The people that own this property, Allen and Mikey Isbell, are ministering to this congregation of people and are having Sunday Church Services in their greenhouse or sun-room as seen in this 360-degree panorama. A panorama of their actual church building has been seen in an earlier panorama: tinyurl.com/Galves
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This is just a tiny piece of what happened in Crystal Beach, Texas during Hurricane Ike. Even though it has been many months since the storm came ashore, the destruction is still evident. In this shot alone, a pre-storm panorama would have included dozens of beach houses. The puddle of water just in front of the col...
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- Wendy and the Flagship of the Texas Army: Simply a Splendid Day in Galveston on the Bolivar Ferry - a 360 Degree Panorama by David Engle
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Everytime one visits Galveston, a trip on the Bolivar Ferry is essential. As can readily be seen in this hand-held, 360-degree panorama, a simply splendid day can be had: www.panoramio.com/photo/31231777
The SS Selma, Flagship of the Texas Army can been observed in this panorama. It is a World War I reinfor...-
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Galveston is coming back from the devastation incurred due to Hurricane Ike. Buildings, once thought to be destroyed by some, are now being rebuilt. Of some concern are the trees that line Broadway Avenue and one can see from this panorama that they are not healthy. If you go to Google Earth and view Galveston befor...
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Panorama taken from a Bolivar Ferry (Robert H. Dedman) prior to going from Galveston Island to Bolivar Peninsula. There are always a number of ways to entertain yourself while on the Bolivar ferry: holding crackers up while the seagulls fly in to grab it drom your fingers, or you can always meet very interesting pe...
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- God Moves in Wondrous Ways: Broadway Church in Galveston Texas Recovers and Rebuilds From Hurricane Ike - a 360-Degree Panorama by David Engle
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Note: The left-hand side of this panorama shows a church building and a congregation of people that have returned from the destruction caused by Hurricane Ike; the right-hand side view, when compared to gigapan.org/gigapans/31296/ shows that the oak trees that died because of tree-root salt-water saturation hav...
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- God Moves in Wondrous Ways: Broadway Church in Galveston Texas Recovers and Rebuilds From Hurricane Ike - a 360-Degree Panorama by David Engle
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Note: The left-hand side of this panorama shows a church building and a congregation of people that have returned from the destruction caused by Hurricane Ike; the right-hand side view, when compared to tinyurl.com/Galveston002
shows that the oak trees that died because of tree-root salt-water saturation hav...-
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This panorama was taken at the ferry landng, which was the end of the trip started whe we took this panorama: www.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=31278 Note: On the voyage to Bolivar Peninsula on the Ferry, Robert H. Dedman, I saw a number of Dolfins playing as we cruised by them, but sadly on the return tri...
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Taken of a historic Galveston cemetery just to the south of Broadway. There are actually seven cemeteries in the immediate area and some are better taken of than others: tinyurl.com/yjkmx7v
and tinyurl.com/yhx3gr4
This hand-held panorama was taken using a Nikon D70 and a Nikkor 28-80 f/3.3-5.6G lens ...-
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