This week's photos of Columbia
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Autumn sunset
Here's a view from farther uptown a few days earlier.
This is what a plane looks like flying into the sunset.
Coach wheel at Tollbooth Antiques
Harbingers of Thanksgiving at Bootleg Antiques
Pilgrims
The Native American doesn't look too happy about the pilgrims.
There's Bootleg.
Whatever this is is growing in front of Coffee & Cream on Front Street.
A nice day at Columbia River Park -
In the words of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.:
"If this isn't nice, I don't know what is."
Columbia, the best riverfront town!
Pumpkins, a step at a time
Watch cat at the Lloyd Mifflin House
He's keeping an eye on the newly arrived robins.
Another autumnal sky
Morning mist
Down by the riverside
Let's hope this gets resurfaced during the bridge rehab project.
A worker pressure-washes the sidewalk at Lancaster Distilleries, 230 North 4th Street on Thursday morning, November 16. The establishment plans to open a taproom on November 22.
Scarves for all on Locust
Ornaments at Obscure Relics
Homemade chute?
Have a good day!
Close-up
Railroad workers after checking out the cul-de-sac at River Park
Paving on Manor
Banking
Low, overhead
Warthog
Harvest time at the ol' airfield
The aftermath
More evidence of autumn
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Sometimes the water's bluer than blue.
Work in progress
Sign
Zion Hill Cemetery Restoration Project
A slice of a waxing moon
Time for this sign to go away.
Depth of field
There's even a flag for autumn.
Portable wreath
Santa passed out, possibly from too much quaffing of the autumnal cider.
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