About Town – 67 photos from 2016

Workers working
(at Catholic War Vets)
 Workers resting
(at Fourth and Locust)

“When it rains, it rains all the colors in my paintbox.”
(“Ballet for a Rainy Day” – XTC)

“The Crow God as depicted 
in all of the reliable Crow bibles
looks exactly like a Crow.”
(“Crow Testament” – Sherman Alexie)

Cloudy day

 This is why you should always carry an umbrella.

 Cherub at the former Masonic Center on Locust Street

 Jack Hubley and Friend at National Night Out

 K9 demo at National Night Out

 If there’s a button, someone will push it.
(Fifth and Locust)

A crow and his cracker
(Laurel Hill)

 Fence-painting at Mount Bethel

 Say good-bye to liberty.

 Art exhibit at Columbia Crossing

Susquehanna Sunset

“I love fake people provided they are mannequins.” 
 Bird vs train – 
The bird lost.

 Rivertowne Trolley

 Ready for the bike race

 Yes, bless it.

There’s always someone minding your business.

 Gang activity

 The Good Book – good and heavy

 Republican Convention

 So that’s how spiders get their water.

Can he do that?
He just did.

“Did I see what I think I just saw?”

 Friendly reminder

 Don’t knock!

 White horse

 Taking flight

 Usually, sidewalk furniture is free.

 He hasn’t been here in ages.

Phase One of how a mouse becomes a meal.

A grate idea?

Sunset at the bridge

 Secret lair of US flags inside the Reading and Columbia Railroad building owned by the Von Hess Foundation – on Bank Avenue

 Date stone fading 
(at Second and Locust)

 In need

Landscape

 So that’s how baby stop signs are made.

 Third and Locust

 *You’re

 Double decker

 Bluebird at River Park

 Voted #2 in the state

 The river was low for a while this past summer.

 1951 Mercury
(Columbia River Park)

 Ancient technology

 End of the line

 Snake on the road to Laurel Hill

 D.H. Lawrence wrote a poem about a snake HERE.

 In the red

 Nope!

Fog on the river

 Which way?

 Watcher in the weeds

View from the hill

 Mailbox rising up

Season’s greetings

 That won’t help.

 Do they really need to be told?
(Avenue H)

 When Fed Ex isn’t fast enough
(Avenue H)

 If no one parked in the intersection, would it still be dangerous?

(Avenue H)

 Under the bridge

 Finite regression

The gingerbread man’s demise

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