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Cincinnati Reds Baseball Opening Day 2010

Ron — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 17:27:11 +0000

Here are a few panos from the opening day parade and fans going into the Great American Ball Park. It was a most beautiful day which brought out a record crowd to view the parade with estimates of around 100,000 people lining the streets. You couldn’t go wrong by wearing red since both the Cincinnati Reds and their opponent, the St Louis Cardinals have red as their color.

Fans entering Great American Ball Park for opening day

Rubber Duck Regatta 2009

Ron — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 21:48:00 +0000

Every year during the Labor Day holiday weekend a local radio station hosts an end of the summer blow out party on the banks of the Ohio River. One of the events is a Rubber Duck Regatta that benefits the local Free Store Foodbank. To publicize the event there is a giant inflatable rubber duck on top of the Wegman Building along Interstate 75 just north of downtown Cincinnati. I was wondering what kind of view the duck has and now I know and so can you by viewing this panorama. A special thanks to Scott Wegman for getting me up there.

Duck's eye view of Interstate 75 in Cincinnati

Dervish, Dublin Irish Festival

Ron — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 20:41:13 +0000

Enjoy this Pano from the Dublin (Ohio that is) Irish Festival taken on Saturday evening August,1 2009. The band is the great traditional Irish band Dervish. This pano was shot during a more subdued moment but by the end of the set the fairly sizable crowd was hoppin’. The Dublin Irish Festival is one of the larger Irish festivals in the mid-west.

Dervish

Cincinnati Tea Party 4/15/09

Ron — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 15:30:13 +0000

Some views of the Cincinnati Tea Party.

Fountain Square

On the street

St. Leon Pole Raising 2008

Ron — Sun, 26 Oct 2008 03:38:07 +0000

Every 4 years, on the 2nd Saturday before the presidential election, the community of St. Leon, Indiana continues the tradition of the Pole Raising to commemorate the presidency of Andrew “Old Hickory” Jackson. Once a common occurrence, St. Leon is believed to be the only place where you can see the pole raising today. The locals head to the woods in the morning to cut down a tall hickory tree. Then drag it back to town for a short parade featuring a steam powered tractor hauling the tree behind. Next some political speeches and rallying followed by the raising.

Going Up

Raised

Historical Marker