This week's photos of Columbia
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JOE LINTNER| COLUMBIA SPY
That looks complicated.
The hydrant at Columbia River Park recently got a shiny, new paint job.
A sunflower nodded off with a visitor hanging on underneath at the National Watch & Clock Museum.
Bouquet
At the Re-Uzit Shop
At Laurel Hill
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A fall sky, even though fall doesn't start until September 22
Glinda Johnson-Medland was the featured poet at the final installment of the Second Annual Time & Eternity Series held Saturday at the National Watch & Clock Museum.
The ice cream truck rolled through again.
Foxhole Foundation
Truckin 4 Troops
Sometimes, even the bus needs help.
Meanwhile, in Mount Joy:
Buggy Parking Only
And in Columbia:
Shopping Cart Parking Only
Is this in effect anymore?
Pool table delivery
Guiding a pole on North 6th
Walking is healthful.
Bird bathing in a muddy puddle
In season
Sometimes, even the bus has to wait.
This plane flew over several times Saturday afternoon. It's a Cessna 404 Titan, according to the Flightradar24 app.
National Hispanic Heritage Month
Old Glory
This hornets' nest is hanging in a tree at Laurel Hill Cemetery.
It's quite active. There's a guard peering out from the entrance.
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More dust at 1020 Manor Street
This photo could almost make you cough.
A golf cart in a ditch?
Texting?
Who knows what else they'll find out there.
Digging deep
King of the hill
Digging deeper
Fencing arrived during the week.
This sign was attached.
So was this one.
So was this one.
For some reason, LASA arrived on scene.
Workers, presumably from LASA, started digging the old-fashioned way: with shovels.
Whatever this is appeared in the field recently.
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