I took the image accompanying this post in late
June, on a weekend visit to Pittsburgh. Although the vantage point from which
this is taken is formally called West End-Elliott Overlook Park, locals have
reduced that mouthful to West End Overlook.
Whatever you want to call it, this is the best spot to
view where the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers unite to form the Ohio River.
The Native-Americans who inhabited this area first knew enough to take in the
area from this bluff, and—now that the smoke that once belched from the city’s
factories has gone—the view still can’t be beat.
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