Columbia Spy

I also saw this honeybee at the park.  

They seem to be making a comeback.

Memorial Day observance in Columbia Park

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Three vehicles collided yesterday at Ninth and Locust Streets just before noon.  Two of the vehicles, a red Toyota and a black Dodge van then slammed into the front brick porch wall at 852 Locust Street.  Several people were treated for injuries.

On Saturday afternoon, six people were hospitalized after a two-car collision on North Third Street.  Emergency personnel removed the roof of a car to free one of the victims.

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 Entering town

Lincoln Highway marker

 Andy Smith of Visual Realia

 Photographers invading town

 Andy shooting the group as the group shoots him

 Another shutterbug

 Time out

 So this is where Clark Kent changes his clothes now.

 Baskets and such

Fire escape with accompanying graffiti

 Hermansader’s

 And another one

 Sign

 Bell

 Golden . . . pineapple?  pine cone?

 Close-up

 Lions

 Slightly stoned Mondrian

 Bethel

 Gate

 Sidewalk marker

 Chiaroscuro

 Cross

Working on the window

 Stars and Stripes-es

 Broken-winged angel

There’s a metaphor here somewhere.

 Dickensian gravestone

 Listing a bit

 At rest

 Shadows

 A scene like this may soon become a thing of the past.

 Hinkle’s of course

Flora

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 These two seemed to be doing a rain dance 

at River Park.

 But – uh-oh – there was enough mud without any rain.

 Then WGAL’s Katelyn Smith showed up.

 She checked out the park . . . 

. . . and then her notes.

 Meanwhile, uptown, Steve Madonna strummed 

outside the newly created Glenn Gallery as the
Fourth Fridays celebration began.  

 Chris Davis posed outside 

the gallery with Pandora.

 I saw this interesting notation 

on Locust Street.

 Further down Locust, I saw this speaker 

hanging from a cord at the old Charles Chips building.

 There was also a sign.

 Chris Vera invited us in.

 There was live music inside.

 Back uptown, this guy was adjusting 

the flag at borough hall.

 This lady was selling liquid volcanoes.

 Apparently, they passed the taste test.

 Jackie Shive showed off her creations.

 There were also birdhouses by Mike.

 Back at Fourth and Locust, these guys 

began an impromptu jam session . . . 

 . . . and traded guitar licks.

 At Glenn Gallery, Steve and friends were 

getting into it.

 Inside SCCA, these guys were making 

music, too.  Note the speaker dangling 

from the singer’s neck.

 Outside, Chris picked up a nifty hat from 

the balloon man . . . 

 . . . as did this guy.

 The musicians at SCCA stepped outside. 

I assume they did so because of the heat from the
furnaces inside the building.

 I was told they are members of The Wayfarers.

 Anyway, they didn’t hold back at all 

and sounded quite good.

 This girl liked her new hat, too.

 And so did this kid.

 This guy is another area singer.

Finally, the balloon man outfitted another willing victim.