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Title:

Burlington Ice Storm

Town:: Burlington

County:: Chittenden

State:: Vermont

Date:: 1998-01-10
Description:: Home at 86 Brookes Avenue with tree, bushes and utility line coated in ice. Kate Gladstein writes on 2008-12-29: The home of 86 Brookes Avenue is central in this angular shot the street, taken in January of 1998. There are icicles hanging from power lines as well as from the branches of several trees and once bush about the property. Five visible trees as well as a telephone pole follow Brookes Avenue and separate it from the sidewalk, which borders residential front lawns. This bit of land, which separates Brookes Avenue from the sidewalk, is lightly snow-covered. The front lawn, as well as the roof of 86 Brookes Avenue, is also lightly covered with snow, and the bushes, which obscure the front porch of the home, are adorned with ice, most noticeably the taller evergreen shrub. At four different locations on the lawn and sidewalk at the front of this home are bunches of fallen branches. These abundant clusters of fallen branches indicate the presence of a recent ice storm. It is likely that this ice storm is responsible for the power line and tree branch icicles, and that it was a powerful storm capable of tearing many limbs from trees. There appear to be three floors in 86 Brookes Avenue, as well as a front porch at the right of the property, a walkway that leads from the porch to the sidewalk, and a driveway to the left of the home. A brown stone or at least textured foundation (Monkton quartzite) at the base of the home is adorned with at least one window, and there is a red hatchback car (Honda, 1984 civic) parked in the driveway with a Vermont license plate. There is a large evergreen tree located to the left of the driveway whose branches, seemingly also weighed down by the storm ice, grace the surface of 86 Brookes' roof at the left rear of the home.

Filename:: LS13380_000.jpg
Size:: 1800 x 1198 pixels; 3786252 bytes
Original Filename:: 7.jpg
Keywords:: Automobiles; Buildings; Cities and towns; City trees; Conifers; Culture; Deciduous; Dwellings; Electric lines--Poles and towers; Forests and Plants; Geology; Human Constructs; Ice storms; Landscapes; Living Things; Nature; Plants; Roads; Roads,Paved; Season; Shrubs; Sidewalks; Snow; Storms; Streets; Surface Processes; Time; Transportation; Trees; Winter; Winter storms; Wood poles; Wooden-frame buildings;
Source:: Paul Bierman
Photographer:: Paul Bierman
Submitted By:: Jamie Russell
Submitted On:: 2008-05-07
Original Media:: Photograph
Scanning/Digitization/Creation Notes:: Canon LIDE 70, Mac OS X 10.4.37
Image Scanned By:: Jamie Russell
Relative Dating Rationale:: Day following the storm
Times viewed:: 14312

Title:

86 Brookes Avenue

Town:: Burlington

County:: Chittenden

State:: Vermont

Date:: 2009
Description:: The home of 86 Brookes Avenue, a light gray three-story structure with red and white trim, is central in this image. The house has a front porch, which stems from the right side of the house on the ground floor. The left side of the house, in front, is comprised of a cylindrical column that culminates into a sort of turret on the level of the third floor. In front of the house is a small lawn with few bushes and yellow flowers. To the left of the house there is a driveway, which runs through a sidewalk, running parallel to the street. There is also a large conifer tree standing to the left of the driveway, as well as a large tree in front of the house on a piece of grass separated by the paved sidewalk. To the right two similarly structured neighboring houses can be seen. This image is very similar to the one taken in January of 1998, though this image is taken in the early spring and does not include any ice or snow, but rather grass and few yellow flowers. The houses are the same structures in both images, and the trees, which stand on the premises are also the same.