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This was a couple of years ago at the Granite Falls when the rains were insane. I've never seen the Falls like this except this one time!! I've been looking for this short video, and I just found it so I'm sharing it with you!! The Falls were literally exploding that year!! I love that!! ❤️ The Falls exploded so hard that time that they covered me in water from head to toe!! It was very exciting!!! 😁😍🤗🥰

The Blackstone River and Pratt Dam in Cumberland, Rhode Island

The Blackstone River, at the Pratt Dam, in Cumberland, Rhode Island a few days after record-setting heavy rain.

📸 The Blackstone River Bikeway/Greenway

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The Bard

Artist: John Martin (English, 1789–1854)

Date: circa 1817

Medium: Oil on canvas

Collection: Yale Center for British Art, New Haven, Connecticut, United States of America

Description

Painted around 1817, at the height of the Romantic movement, John Martin’s version of The Bard unites the drama of the poem by Thomas Gray, published in 1757, with a vision of sublime landscape. The Bard stands amid an overwhelming and powerful landscape with ominous clouds, a raging river, and dramatic cliffs evoking the sublime, a combined sense of awe and terror, in the viewer. The Bard’s disproportionate size, particularly in comparison to the advancing troops of Edward I below, makes him seem an element of the landscape, a landmark in his own right.