This week's photos from around Columbia
Junior firefighter
Photo op
(Front and Walnut)
Things discarded
(Laurel Hill)
Fall has fallen
Or has it?
Note to Mother Nature: Fall is a season in its own right. Please do not jump right over it again like you did this year, i.e., hot and humid one day, cold and windy the next.
But the Beatles sang:
"The teachers that taught me weren't cool.
You're holding me down, turning me 'round
Filling me up with your rules."
Bricking up earlier this week at 208-210 Locust
Going out on a limb on a lift for a light -
Well, someone's gotta do it.
Well, someone's gotta do it.
(Columbia Shopping Center)
Note the door at the Wine & Spirits Store.
Maybe someone needed a drink really bad.
Not such a precise cut around the lock, however.
(The door glass has since been replaced.)
Spell check, please
The Columbia Plaza parking lot continues to leak.
Here's another look.
More PennDOT guys hanging out down at our bridge
Leaf detail
So, is this how we park in Columbia?
Like this?
There's a fluid spill in the lot.
Let's hope the rain holds off here.
(3rd and Locust)
Sprucing up
(First block of Locust)
Sprucing up
(Town Square)
Super Lion
(South 2nd)
Sickly lion, possibly with a case of measles
(South 2nd)
When gentle persuasion fails...
Decommissioned cop car?
(South 2nd)
Date stone at the Buddhist temple
Flags
(Cherry Street)
Don't litter.
Construction at the American Legion
Picking up the pieces
(Front and Bridge)
There's that red-tailed hawk again.
His favorite vantage point - atop the Elks
PennDOT painted lines on Route 462 this week.
Two trucks did the job.
Safety cones were placed at the intersection of North 5th and Chestnut to keep drivers off the wet paint.
Some drove over it anyway.
The dotted lines were painted at the intersection to discourage drivers from making illegal left turns, and from driving the wrong way on the one-way block of Chestnut Street.
Dapper 'do
Halloween parade - October 25
Christmas food box delivery - December 16
The whole way down on South 2nd
Sign down
(Walnut and Commerce)
Sign down
(Front Street)
Time for a cleanout
(Near Commerce Street)
Lime leaching at the bridge
Farm equipment
(Bridge Street)
(Bridge Street)
Stocked up with mayflies
(North 3rd and Avenue H)
Bell tower
(Salem UCC)
Food donation at the back door
Atop Our Lady of the Angels
God bless America - all 42 states.
Looks like Aument fell flat.
Time for a new sign
(Manor Street)
Time for a new sign
(Plane and Barber)
Misdirected sign - or some sort of religious message?
(Avenue F)
You don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows. Just check the wild turkey.
(Avenue F)
Spiderman's house?
(Cherry Street)
Historic sidewalk
(Cherry Street)
There's a tree growing in front of this tree.
(South 6th)
Folks still aren't grasping the concept. This isn't donating; it's dumping.
Like the sign says
There was a lot of air traffic this week.
Here's a warthog flying over on Saturday.
All the activity might be due to the military planning an emergency airdrop of vowels and consonants for Joe's Steak Shop.
Cardinals don't migrate south in the winter and are therefore known as winter birds.
Goodwill on the highway
Looks like red vehicles are all the rage this season.
Including this one on North 4th
Columbia Stands Up likes Jess.
So does Columbia Spy.
So does Columbia Spy.
Meanwhile, down at Hickernell Headquarters
(Where is Dave, anyway?)
On Thursday, neighbors and friends attended an open house at the Columbia Market House.
(It's bigger on the inside.)
(It's bigger on the inside.)
Cesar adds a few dabs.
(Eastern Drillers)
And here's a partial unveiling of a painting on Locust.
G-rated flicks only, please
At times, boredom could set in.
But it's wise to keep the 3D glasses at the ready.
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Just in time for Halloween - film fun at the Columbia Creative Factory.
With an audience of many
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At the Air BnB - visitors from Florida
(1102 Locust)
And later in the week, three different vehicles -
Neighbors aren't happy with this operation and complained at recent borough meetings.
Sometimes, the clamor in this town is enough to wake the dead.
(Chestnut Street)
