This week’s photos of Columbia
Black Lives Matter on Second Street.
Flowers at the town square
On the right track along 4th Street
The VFW is opening 7/6.
Here’s their logo.
This logo appears on a train engine at Rail Mechanical near 4th Street.
It features the Veterans Memorial Bridge and a profile of a railroad track.
Pipes at the Columbia Organ Works
They just keep doing it:
Dumping at the end of Wright Street
Dust storm during road construction at 8th & Walnut
Black Lives Matter on Locust Street
Flower feast at the town square
More flowers at the town square
Tractor-trailers at the bottom of Locust Street.
What was that about the Route 441 bypass keeping them out of town?
Canada geese just off the Veterans Memorial Bridge on the Wrightsville side
This sign is up year-round – just in case.
Morning light
Such signs are not to be affixed to PPL utility poles, but the practice is widespread around town.
A 3-in-1 flag
At the Holy Trinity Cemetery
Stolen valor?
A soggy sparrow sits atop a medallion.
Turtle on the high school hill
(He was moved to a safe space.)
Steam after a summer rain
COVID-19 ALERT at Rotary Park
Part of the mayfly/lighting study on the Veterans Memorial Bridge
They just keep doing it:
Dumping near Front & Bridge
Boxes and boxes at Floyd’s of Leadville
Replacing awnings at the State Theatre building
A closer look
The finished project
This plateless vehicle on the 300 block of Locust received a parking ticket, but what license number was used?
Blue Rock filling up
Construction vehicles at the Market House
Fireworks for sale
The bridge inspection team was at work again this past week.
There’s their vehicle – under the bridge.
Hopefully, this is not a web of deceit.
There are too many of those in Columbia already.
Fed Ex flying over
Abandoned mask.
They don’t really work like this.
Borough workers spruced up the bridge plaza for the holiday.
Shadows at work
The park that aspired be everything to everyone has evolved into a congested mess.
Patriotic bunting
Pop-up food ‘n’ fixins under the bridge for the Fourth
Bikes for rent at Front and Bridge
Rainbow umbrella
A flag on Locust Street for Independence Day
Can you see what’s there?
[Submitted photo]
Well, there he is again.
For such a slowpoke, he sure gets around.
Even more flowers at the town square
Remnants of fireworks in Avenue I several days before the Fourth
Remnants of fireworks on Sunday morning, July 5.
Right in front of the post office
Unique artwork at 4th & Union
Avenue L
Sticker shock on Poplar
This tract at Locust Street and Bank Avenue was finally mowed this week.
Flags in the breeze
Black Lives Matter on Poplar Street.
Columbia Spy 