Out for a walk at Columbia River Park
As were many
Another look at that steel magnolia in the town square
Trash, or a resting place?
Time for a change
Free bikes, etc.
Free food
Caged pigeons
These bricks appeared at the parking lot at the bottom of Locust Street earlier this week. Some residents were concerned that they were placed there to entice looters to use them during protests. There are no reports of that happening. The bricks were intended for the Market House construction project and were later delivered to the site.
Murder in the Mansion is coming soon here at 131 Locust Street.
Seems like a song.
Above it all
Like clockwork, working on the clockworks at the Watch & Clock Museum. . .
Here's a look inside one of the clocks nearer the building.
Here's the clock tower, top to bottom.
Here's the top.
Here's the bottom.
And across the street is the School of Horology.
Horology is the study and measurement of time, and the art of making clocks and watches.
At Glatfelter's Field
Graves of Columbia's bridge burners at Mount Bethel Cemetery are marked with medallions such as this one.
Mixed menagerie
Drilling down on Walnut
Big man for a big job
401-403 Locust Street
Nick Mills shrine at 3rd & Walnut
Upgrades at the police station
Bagged mulch for sale
Early on Friday morning, a person or persons threw two bricks through the front window of Stover's and took cash and a handgun. The bricks were a different style from those shown above.
Working on the windows
Snowy egret on Purples Lane
DO NOT TOUCH!
Congratulations Class of 2020!
The Clock at the museum has finally returned, I Rewired the power for it. Also the Snowy egret on Purples Lane, has eaten half of my fish in my pond, and maybe 2 frogs.
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