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Under the Boardwalk. Happy Murphy-Cam!

But, soft! What light through yonder window breaks? It is the east, and Juliet is the sun! Arise, fair sun, and kill the envious moon, Who is already sick and pale with grief, That thou her maid art far more fair than she.

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The John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge stands regally at sunset, Bridging Two Cities, Covington and Cincinnati.

A riverboat, seen here on a sunset tour in silhouette, cast against the Roebling Bridge and Paul Brown stadium. A beautiful end to a beautiful day! Happy Murphy-Cam!

Welcome to the Murphy-Cam After Dark edition. One of my favorite landmarks on the Cincinnati riverfront is the Roebling Suspension Bridge. Though beautiful during the day, at night it comes to life.

Morning In The Queen City

The Singing Bridge Few landmarks say Cincinnati like The Roebling Suspension Bridge. This iconic structure, dedicated 1867, rises majestically above the Cincinnati and Covington skylines.

Serpentine Wall At Yeatman’s Cove A popular site to view the WEBN Fireworks, the Serpentine Wall at Yeatman's Cove was completed in 1976.

Flowers Before The Bridge Always amazing, the Cincinnati Parks Department creates works of botanical art on the Cincinnati riverfront. These flowers before the bridge, are but one example of their handy work.

While Murphy and I were out galavanting, we saw an interesting sight. A remnant from recent rains and subsequent river enlargement, this laughingstick greets the morning.

SkyStar Ferris Wheel Visits The Queen City If you've visited Downtown Cincinnati recently, you may have noticed a 150 foot SkyStar Ferris Wheel lit up like a Christmas tree, down at the Banks.

Murphy and I got up early to enjoy a Sunny Sunday in Cincinnati. We traversed the mighty Ohio to explore the New Port Waterfront. Wishing all a great start to a new week.

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