Many pics about town over the last few weeks . . .
Thumbs up from Columbia's "Rock"
(At Columbia Crossing)
Daytime moon
(Overhead)
Even the Grinch says, "Support your local EMS services."
(At Tacos to Go)
Patriotic revelers on Memorial weekend
(5th & Chestnut)
Above the fray
Shrine of the dog gods
(Mifflin Mansion on Walnut)
More sticker shock
(Off Ironville Pike)
(Off Ironville Pike)
Big Blue
(Little's Beverage)
(Little's Beverage)
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Boy Scouts (Troop 35) fix bricks at the DAC:
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Boat race!
With angelic glow, what appears to be a heavenly emissary . . .
is just an immature cardinal (female).
And here's an immature male.
New use for an old contraption
(Bootleg Antiques)
Read and heed.
You must carry a bag with you when walking your dog.
For cleanup.
Borough ordinance.
No kidding.
Sound advice
There's something happening here. What it is ain't exactly clear.
Deadhead
Whoa - low!
(Over Laurel Hill)
Connivers conniving atop Columbia United Methodist Church
Foggy morning
Side by side
But not eye to eye
X marks the spot.
Three in a row
Wired
Redhead
300 block of Avenue G - Enough said.
Power nap
Polarized
In training
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The honeybees are making a tentative return . . .
(Columbia River Park)
The mantises are still with us.
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Which way again?
Mummified cat - shellacked and mounted
(Tollbooth Antiques)
Tax protester.
Columbia's new millage rate
Columbia's new millage rate
This sparrow looks like he just saw the sign above.
Parochial school sign on public school property
Spanish - English - Arabic
(Near Sixth & Cherry)
Moon-tipped finial
(500 Chestnut)
Here's something good in Avenue G.
Walkways crossing Columbia Crossing
There's that hearse again.
(North Second)
Who needs AC when you have an open-air ride?
((Avenue F, near Fourth Street)
((Avenue F, near Fourth Street)
Laptop in the sewer. Can Jesse the Computer Guy fix it?
Down 'n' dirty
Like the sign says . . .
Yard sale on the 300 block of Locust
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Mighty oaks being executed on the 800 block of Chestnut . . .
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Work continues on the self-storage facility along Front Street . . .
