Many folks saw the Goodyear blimp fly over on Saturday at about 12:45 p.m.
The inscription on the side of the gondola reads: "WINGFOOT TWO"
. . . as does the rudder. The propellers can be seen here, also.
This might be a planeload of Arabs on their way to Washington on Sunday morning.
Goodbye, Mr. Fish -
This snowy egret dined on a small catfish Saturday morning.
There's nothing like a fish breakfast.
This guy might be taking a selfie but is more likely taking shots of the former chip factory at 2nd & Locust.
He and others, including this binder-wielding woman, were taking a look around the place on Thursday morning.
They seemed to be in an awful hurry.
He wrote notes on the plans.
Even Paul J. Nikolaus III from RLPS Architects was there.
This blunt-smoking ghoul with a leg protruding from its neck means Halloween is just around the corner.
And here's another sign of Halloween.
Going the wrong way in a one-way alley
This stuff has been here a while.
Half-hidden
Ah, Wrightsville!
Campaign sign
Beautiful historic brick, with accompanying ghost sign
Rest STOP
Sacrilege!
Time to break out the floss and toothbrush
A door of Columbia
A closer look at a door of Columbia
That's what they all say.
Small but fierce
Number jumble, kind of like the borough budget
This street sweeper helped clean up after Tuesday's hydraulic fluid leak on North Sixth Street.
The fluid trail led from Locust to Maple, as Columbia Spy reported HERE.
This company showed up, too.
Northridge Group, Inc. Environmental Response
Another campaign sign
Hey, it's Joe's hideout!
Everyone's seen this guy by now.
Ready for dismissal
Bridge plaza lights all lit up
Standing alone against the morning light
Golden arches
The door into the mural
Folks still aren't grasping the concept.
Here are some directions.
Oh well . . .
Crimson Tide!
Busy work
Fancy lettering for a mundane message
Painting at 220 Locust
Here's a different view.
Giant spider about to devour a lamp
Point of contact
The former Central National Bank on the 300 block of Locust
Re-Uzit Shop window
Coming soon
Men at work
A look up at the historic society
"Posted": A stray hubcap
Air-conditioned Bud Light
Seems like old times
Don't forget: Downtown Columbia is historic.
Surveying on Commerce Street
Pounding the stake
Admiring the work
Sidewalk traffic -
Good thing that crosssing guard is there.
Morning fog
Here's a heron about to select breakfast
He sees something he likes.
And is ready to pounce
Siesta time at Rotary Park
The Legion
An ugly beauty strip
Morning caw -
Some Columbians crow loudly about nothing of importance.
It doesn't really work that way.
Lair of the CHI-cycle
Mustard Seed, about to germinate
New house in the neighborhood
Paving the driveway
Cooped-up pigeons
The tiny house on Perry is still for sale.
It's right next to this, the Perry Street Laundromat.
Multi-colored house
Corn at 4th & Mill
A parting of the ways
Do not perform any unlawful acts here.
Tie a yellow ribbon.
An escapee from "The Night Watch"?
This used to be Bachman's store.
Go slow so that this kid can run across the black paint.
Clean up after your pet and keep them under 15 MPH.
More beautiful historic brick - with ghost signs
Possible location for a remake of West Side Story at 12th & Manor
Tower towering - because that's what towers do.
Thoughts & prayers, thoughts & prayers, blah, blah, blah
Meanwhile, at Glatfelter's . . .
That's a mighty tall flagpole.
God is love, according to the above-noted verses.
This might not be enforceable.
Mailbox on bike frame -
What'll they think of next?
The Catholic sign is fading, but the Lutherans are going strong.
Island in the stream
Former fountain
It's something more.
Window washing time
This plane landed several times on the river Sunday afternoon.
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