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originalturbo
I'm looking for alternative models, available on Wednesday 4th October, for a TFCD shoot in a Victorian/WW1/WW2 fort, close to the Thames.
Any pictures will only be usable for portfolios, and anything non-commercial.
I know it's short notice, but that's when people (not the public) will be there.
Any pictures will only be usable for portfolios, and anything non-commercial.
I know it's short notice, but that's when people (not the public) will be there.
jablesmcnugent
I'm going to Manchester, TN for the Bonnaroo music festival and was wondering if anybody knows of good places to hike, camp, climb, etc.
funkabella:
Old Stone Fort State Historic Park
732 Stone Fort Drive
Manchester, TN 37355
Office: 931-723-5073
Several foot trails explore the Old Stone Fort enclosure and Duck River area. The trail around the perimeter of the ancient enclosure is 1-1/4 miles in length. The forks of the Duck River drop over numerous water falls to each side of the Old Stone Fort. There are 2 miles of developed trails beyond the main interpretive trail.
*~*have fun at bonnaroo, i'm hitting alot of fests this summer too. i'm gonna send you a message!*~*~
also...Old Stone Fort State Park Hiking Trails--
Several foot trails explore the Old Stone Fort enclosure and Duck River area. The trail around the perimeter of the ancient enclosure is 1-1/4 miles in length. The forks of the Duck River drop over numerous water falls to each side of the Old Stone Fort. There are 2 miles of developed trails beyond the main interpretive trail.
The Park is located off U.S. Highway 41 in Manchester, TN. From I-24 turn southwest at the Highway 53, Exit 110 and follow the signs 1-1/2 miles to the entrance. Exit 111 also has signs that will take you to the park.
[Edited on May 10, 2005]
732 Stone Fort Drive
Manchester, TN 37355
Office: 931-723-5073
Several foot trails explore the Old Stone Fort enclosure and Duck River area. The trail around the perimeter of the ancient enclosure is 1-1/4 miles in length. The forks of the Duck River drop over numerous water falls to each side of the Old Stone Fort. There are 2 miles of developed trails beyond the main interpretive trail.
*~*have fun at bonnaroo, i'm hitting alot of fests this summer too. i'm gonna send you a message!*~*~
also...Old Stone Fort State Park Hiking Trails--
Several foot trails explore the Old Stone Fort enclosure and Duck River area. The trail around the perimeter of the ancient enclosure is 1-1/4 miles in length. The forks of the Duck River drop over numerous water falls to each side of the Old Stone Fort. There are 2 miles of developed trails beyond the main interpretive trail.
The Park is located off U.S. Highway 41 in Manchester, TN. From I-24 turn southwest at the Highway 53, Exit 110 and follow the signs 1-1/2 miles to the entrance. Exit 111 also has signs that will take you to the park.
[Edited on May 10, 2005]
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Going to be in Fort Worth for a week. Looking for some ideas for night time action. Message me..
Down the street there is a fort, A awesome fort made of cheese.
spamtwo said:
I've been to that fort, is it the one near Tilbury that I can't remember the name of?
Well, there's a couple that I know of.
Tilbury Fort, Tilbury and Coalhouse Fort, East Tilbury.