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    Default Tiger Stadium, Going Going Going, Just about

    Aerial images taken on July 4th, 2009

    FlyByDon

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    Quote Originally Posted by FlyByDon View Post
    Aerial images taken on July 4th, 2009

    FlyByDon

    Don, I don't see images from July 4--the most recent I see are from June 22. Or am I blind?

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    I see them. You have to click the demo image and you get a page of pix. The July 4 ones are all the way down.

    Great pix of a very sad event. The abandoned playing field looks so forlorn. I guess it's like a lot of places around here, full of ghosts of times past.

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    Yes, although the photos under the July 4 heading are labelled June 22 [[in the Alt text), they are definitely from yesterday, July 4. I dropped by around 11am and walked the perimeter of the Stadium again, taking photos from ground level. You can't even tell that there is a defined infield from that perspective, so it is great to see it from the air.

    Thanks, Don, for the photos!!

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    Thanks for bringing the error to my attention.
    Guess it's true, a man will never multitask as well as a woman.

    FlyByDon
    Last edited by FlyByDon; July-05-09 at 05:20 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FlyByDon View Post
    Guess it's true, a man will never multitask as well as a woman.

    FlyByDon
    Hmmpff. Benedict Arnold.

    That said, great pix as always. Thanks a bunch, Don.

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    FlyByDon:

    Great photos. This was my first visit to your site. I am impressed! The Great Lakes sure give many opportunities for beautiful photographs, don't they?
    A bittersweet documentation of the demise of Tiger Stadium!
    Again, great photos...

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    Thanks, again, Don, for these latest pictures.

    I wonder about the dugouts....is digging out the dugouts/basements/foundations and filling them part of the demolition plan? What happens to the sewer and electrical pipes and stuff?

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    Thanks for the pictures FlybyDon. Took a look at your other work too. Fantastic stuff!

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