These are categorical, not chronological. Fortunately, I only cross the main street
going to the Art Academy. There are more
bicycles, tourists and cars than roads and sidewalks to contain them.
I went to a gallery in town, Elements Gallery. It's Steve and Deb Bures' gallery, widely known porcelain artists.
I like the lamp standard in the lot behind the
gallery.
I had to drop books at the library, and knew I wanted a
picture of their sidewalk lamps. This is
the only straight one. I hope they can
fund repairs on the rest.
The browny red building is beautiful..looks like an old railway station.
ReplyDeleteJane x
It still is; it's a stop for the Cuyahoga Valley Railroad the hauls people and bicycles around the park all summer. Then it's the Polar Express at Christmas. And Thomas the Tank. It's even been a stop for The Little Train that Could.
DeleteLotsa lamps where you live!
ReplyDeleteJoanne, I love the lamp on the stump. I like to see lamps or house lights...to see all the different types. Enjoy your weekend, Susie
ReplyDeleteThe reason I took the camera. Then I thought about the other interesting lamps.
DeleteI really like the squashed-in white building and the steps leading up to it. If you could spare some sunshine we'd be grateful..
ReplyDeleteWe certainly have a lot lately. Well, it should be drifting across the Atlantic any time, now.
DeleteJust catching up a little... love the lady you photographed with the sunflower. You are inspiring me to take some shots of my little town. It looks so pretty where you are.
ReplyDeleteAnd glad you found a good chair. I know how important that is with a bad neck/spine.
Great post. I especially love that red building!
ReplyDeleteThe tree stump lamp gets my vote :-).
ReplyDeleteYour neighbourhood is just enchanting. I love the arty and neighbourly feel to everything you photograph.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, Joanne, you had me in near tears today at work when I saw your donation. You are a darling, you really, really are. Thanks so much.
Your town feels cozy and connected. I love your photos.
ReplyDeleteOhh! I love your town! What a perfect place!
ReplyDeleteThe lamp on the stump is very odd, but I like.
ReplyDeletewhat a cool town, well probably hot along about now, but still cool, I've given you an award on my blog post today.
ReplyDeleteLove how you captured your little part of the world. Great photos.
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