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By: Jim Loy

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Photographer	Jim Loy {Karma:31693}
Project	#40 Street Photography	Camera Model	Nikon 8800
Categories	Architecture	Film Format	digital
Portfolio		Lens	lens is loving the angles
Uploaded	10/1/2008	Film / Memory Type	filmed in priorities vision
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Location	City - Bishop Hill State - ILLINOIS Country - United States
About	Bishop Hill, Illinois was founded in the 1840's. They exsist on tourist dollars. There are 150 permanent residents. If you ever get there... the place is a wonderland. If you love history... there are few areas within a drive of Loy-Wood that are better. Still, since they exsist at the whim of visitors... not every building is attended too. Some just hold on, get by, even if it is the City Hall and a national historic site. Then again, I once heard, "No one ever looks up." So maybe a whole lot of people did not see what I saw.

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Jim Loy

{K:31693} 10/7/2008

Yep. Life in a slow, rural lane.

Paul Lara

{K:88111} 10/1/2008

"Bishop Hill....where the pace of life is so slow, we don't even bother with a minute hand on our clocks. Ask a Bishop Hiller what time it is, and they'll likely tell ya "Oh, getting pretty close to three.""

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