This week's photos from around Columbia
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Soldiers of Light assembled at Columbia River Park on Saturday afternoon.
Walking down Walnut
The afternoon's workout included car pulling.
Hard work!
A test of strength
Good weather for pulling a car down by the river
It might also be a good way to save on gas.
Once around the park!
Wrinkled old tree at Rotary Park
Animals bore the brunt of the latest snow.
Railing about snow does no good, so here's a railing with snow.
Map of Snowville, PA
In general, good fences make good neighbors.
Have a seat, but not here, of course.
Like the sign says
Piercings and tattoos available
In the middle of the night on Locust Street.
(Actually, the time was an hour earlier than what the clock shows.)
That's a good deal!
Chimney built by Morlocks?
Ebony and ivory
Live together in perfect harmony
Gazebo crown
Uh-oh, Kline's Septic down at the water company.
Passenger car down at the tracks
Ready to blow
Front view
Triple-horned
Too close for comfort
There it goes, on down the tracks.
Broken but not defeated
Ornate architecture at the 4th Street firehouse
Here's a closer look.
Broken-up camo fish, for some reason
Splitter on the window sill
Out the door and into the alley
Down for the count
Shadow car on South 2nd
Norfolk Southern worker on the job
Kubota on the sidewalk
There it is at 4th & Locust.
Shifting the load on Locust
Meanwhile, in Tombstone
Pondering
St. Francis embracing a clump of snow
On track
What was once a waterfall is now a snow dam.
Out across the piers
This red-tail wasn't bothered by the snow at all.
Towards the vanishing point
St. Peter's/Our Lady of the Angels
Snow-capped Buddha
Snow-covered . . . whatever this is
We are fortunate to have the world's most beautiful bridge.
Snow clumping along shore
Borough vehicle half in a handicapped space. So, does that count as half a violation?
[Submitted photo]
Bad form, old man, bad form
[Submitted photo]
Dawn on the Susquehanna
[Submitted by Todd Stahl]
Historic conveyance
[Submitted by Todd Stahl]
Sunrise
[Submitted by Todd Stahl]
A little closer
[Submitted by Todd Stahl]
Another look
[Submitted by Todd Stahl]
And last but not least . . .
Kids on ice
(Sunday morning)
Yep, they'll do it every time.
Thanks to Officer Brent Keyser for getting them in off the ice.
9 comments:
Ron Millar was at the black olive that morning for an hour on borough time again , he must have been hungery to take 2 spots and 1 a handy caped, a ticket should be sent to the borough for a couple hundred dollars, they do it on locust street.
Ron Millar and Lutz have the same mind set , parking rules are for common people only.
Great job Cole and Sharon
How many trucks and cars does the borough have now?
Just wait tell the judge sees pics of the too faced mayors parking at the next ticket fight.
They at the olive say he doesn't tip either, so expected , and the handy cap space is a show of the borough thoughts towards people. These people have gotten so full of themselves ,it is beyond funny. MORE LAUGHTING STOCK , THEY ALL NEED TO GO.
I seriously can not believe that one would get out of a vehicle, see how it is parked and not rectify the situation! I mean, it is just wrong for anyone to do that, but a public official, in an official vehicle!!! No common sense, rude and arrogant!
Magnificent bridge.
Exactly...the handicap image painted on the asphalt is faded and could easily be missed and since there is no sign it couldn't be enforced yet the white stall lines are very clear. I agree, I would get back in my car and park within the lines...this is either laziness or arrogance.
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