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Wednesday, June 25, 2014. The first image is lock 42 near the top of the flight. The bottom of the lock was wet and without much weeds. The top layer of bricks are white faced. This lock was identified by the top paving layer. It gets thicker towards the gate, presumably to compensate for the bricks not being laid quite level. Lock 39 as it is today. Out of shot is a plaque to the Scaggs Foundation. Without gates and bridges you could see straight up the flight. If you click on the old image to make .CONTENT
This web page chalkhillroad.blogspot.com states the following, "Wednesday, June 25, 2014." We saw that the webpage said " The first image is lock 42 near the top of the flight." It also said " The bottom of the lock was wet and without much weeds. The top layer of bricks are white faced. This lock was identified by the top paving layer. It gets thicker towards the gate, presumably to compensate for the bricks not being laid quite level. Lock 39 as it is today. Out of shot is a plaque to the Scaggs Foundation. Without gates and bridges you could see straight up the flight. If you click on the old image to make ."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
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