This is the view from the top of the hill near the home where I was raised. I don't know exactly how far you can see, but I know that you can see the cross at Jumonville, beyond Uniontown, if you know where to look. Friends and family from the area are familiar with these types of views. I don't think that I have ever looked at them as long as I did when I was photographing them. Maybe these views are why I find my self at the top of the mountain or the highest building in the city.
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Great photos!
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