Travel Tips and Stories of Flushing in United States
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Travel guide of Flushing
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Travel guide of Flushing
Flint River
22 km from Flushing
Autumn leaves floating in a park
31 km from Flushing
Balloons Over Bavarian Inn
33 km from Flushing
I drove past a greenish lake. On the ground, it looked like what I would call a swamp. But, I thought it would be interesting to see what an aerial view would look like. I found this intriguing pattern from above. I don’t believe that it’s good for the lake life, but it is a fascinating pattern.
68 km from Flushing
The fenced off area on the banks of Michigan State University’s Red Cedar River caught my eye. Decending onto the concrete slab where mallards gather to keep warm and eat bread crumbs offered by friendly passerbys, a snow-topped ice sculpture carved out by the rushing water stood solemnly over a series of small falls.
89 km from Flushing
Law library at U. Michigan.
Experienced by Mathew Schwartz
106 km from Flushing
Buildings
Experienced by Samuel J. Davis Jr
153 km from Flushing
I was actually out on a hike with my son’s Cub Scout troop and came upon this setting at Blanford Nature Center in NE Grand Rapids, MI.
169 km from Flushing
Kayaking the River
173 km from Flushing
While living on 110 acres of alfalfa, of course you’re bound to see a family of deer. I was lucky enough to capture this image as they were watching a car stroll down the dirt road.
190 km from Flushing
Driving down old country roads in my Chevy truck I stopped and this is what I heard
196 km from Flushing
Light House
231 km from Flushing
Saw this owl in the woods and got some great photos
245 km from Flushing
A trip though the covered bridge
248 km from Flushing
Olmsted Falls and Berea Ohio are known as a quarry town for grist stones to grind wheat, corn and other grains. This area has vast quantities of sandstone that were perfect for making the round stones. Post mining the areas overgrew and trees like this American Beech took root next to the quarry
271 km from Flushing
In my backyard
Experienced by Jeremiah Sanchez