Photos of Columbia from the past few weeks
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Fog rolled in on Friday morning and hung around into evening . . .
This heron was at its station on the pier.
So was this one, on the next pier over.
The recent rain and snow yielded a lot of water.
Speaking of snow, we got hit twice in one week this month.
This man spread icemelt in a parking lot on Manor Street after the first snow.
A lot of debris drifted down the river recently.
Not everyone cleared their sidewalk, even days after the second snow...
Here's a look at Shawnee Run as seen from 4th Street.
And here's a study in basic perspective.
Don't eat the yellow snow, but what about fuchsia?
Before every plowable snow, the borough spreads brine on the streets to make plowing easier.
The remnant of a snowman
Some night clouds illuminated by the moon
The winter weather creates some interesting skies, including this one above the former home of Columbia's General Shannon.
Some random shots around town . . .
New rails arriving . . . via rail.
Jesse does good work!
Oil slick rainbow emanating from a Mondrianesque meeting of sidewalk seams
Moss around a water shutoff, with gravel "donated" by PennDOT
Front doors of the former General Edward C. Shannon Armory
Colored lights
Bridge lights
Not a hotline to Wrightsville, just sunlight reflecting off a wire
Nutcracker at Front & Locust
Medical Dept. at former Grinnell/Anvil
Vulture on Elks
Cargo plane with landing gear deployed
This biker keeps cool with a back vent.
Cat caught in the act of rummaging through unattended trash bags.
Morning DAC
Todd Stahl sent the following photos showing how swollen the river has become recently . . .
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