This week's photos of Columbia
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That's a mighty long fire truck. According to a source in the know, it's a tiller ladder truck that is privately owned. Such trucks are actually more maneuverable than regular ladder trucks or aerial towers.
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Columbia Rivertowne Antique Center sign
A fill-up for the trees
The weather's been warmer, and these nasty things have been out and about.
But so have these kinder, gentler bugs . . .
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Barriers for keeping vehicles off the bank at River Park
Shadow of a lamppost
Peace
It's still there - a lock for securing the fence.
Gnomes in the grass
Happy Easter and other messages . . .
Another drawing by a budding artist on the 200 block of Walnut
Lotsa wood at Tollbooth Antiques
Rusty hub and spokes
Faded directions - but we all know what to do.
Bethel
Chapel at Holy Trinity Cemetery
Cross
Side window
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The Foresters got a new sign.
Pitcher
$40K+ and there it sits.
A sub-compact copter?
STOP
It's an Excess Height Car.
REGULATIONS
Gulfstream G600 flying low
Cameraman on the job at Columbia River Park
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Keep our waterways clean.
Coming Soon
STOP EMINENT DOMAIN
On the door
Improvise or Die
Coming soon
New on the 400 block of Locust
Rose is coming back.
WIC
Someone dropped a paver.
Two towers
Atop the Elks
***************** A reader submitted this photo.
Here's a closer look.
The daffodils are bursting forth, which means it's officially spring, despite what the calendar says.
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On Saturday morning, the Wrightsville Fire Company and the Glen Rock Fire Company practiced their Boat Operations skills under the direction of staff instructors of WhiteCap Water Rescue Training. The boats are Glen Rock's.
Keep our waterways clean.
Coming Soon
STOP EMINENT DOMAIN
On the door
Improvise or Die
Coming soon
New on the 400 block of Locust
Rose is coming back.
WIC
Someone dropped a paver.
Two towers
Atop the Elks
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