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Zoomdak > The upper deck creates an intriguing abstract at Fort Casey. f
Zoomdak > Christina Robinson smiles through the view of one of the lookout towers in Fort Casey.
Zoomdak > Walkways at Fort Casey.
Zoomdak > Big guns! "Construction on Fort Casey was started in 1897. Her big guns on disappearing carriages, which could be raised out of their protective emplacements so that the guns were exposed only long enough to fire, became active in 1901. Unfortunately, the fort's batteries became obsolete almost as soon as their construction was completed. The invention of the airplane in 1903, and the subsequent development of military aircraft made the fort vulnerable to air attack. Most of Fort Casey's guns and mortars were removed and sent to Europe and the Pacific during World War II, where they were mounted on railcars to serve as mobile heavy artillery." Two guns were salvaged in the mid-1960s and brought to Fort Casey.
Zoomdak > The Admiralty Head Lighthouse stands brilliantly in the sun in Fort Casey State Park near Coupeville on Whidbey Island, Washington.
Zoomdak > The texture of water and wind.
Zoomdak > A seagull barks at birds along the dock pilings. Also, notice the size of those acorn barnacles!
Zoomdak > A small aperture shows the sparkles of sunlight off the water.
Zoomdak > A sailboat floats anchored near the ferry launch in Port Townsend with a mountain in the background.
The upper deck creates an intriguing abstract at Fort Casey. f
Zoomdak > The upper deck creates an intriguing abstract at Fort Casey. f
The upper deck creates an intriguing abstract at Fort Casey. f
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