On Rehoboth Avenue. Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.
Photos mostly from Minneapolis and Saint Paul, but also other places because sometimes I get lost.
Sunday, June 30, 2013
This is how we roll
Labels:
car,
Delaware,
people,
Rehoboth Beach
Location:
Rehoboth Beach, DE, USA
Morning coffee
Labels:
balcony,
Delaware,
people,
Rehoboth Beach
Location:
Rehoboth Beach, DE, USA
OKRA!
Labels:
Delaware,
farmers' market,
okra,
Rehoboth Beach,
zucchini
Location:
Rehoboth Beach, DE, USA
Looking for clues
Labels:
beach,
Delaware,
metal detector,
ocean,
people,
Rehoboth Beach,
sand
Location:
Rehoboth Beach, DE, USA
Isn't this the opening scene from a horror movie?
Just beyond the city limits of Rehoboth Beach is West Rehoboth,
established in 1834. Some of it feels like a different time zone from
the beach area. You see some things there you’d never see on the
boardwalk. Not that it’s bad, just different. Definitely worth a visit.
Labels:
creepy,
Delaware,
doll,
house,
West Rehoboth
Rockin' the beard
Labels:
beard,
Delaware,
farmers' market,
fruit,
people,
produce,
Rehoboth Beach,
vegetables
Location:
Rehoboth Beach, DE, USA
Mellons with two L's are extra speciall
Location:
Rehoboth Beach, DE, USA
Into the light
Labels:
fan,
greenhouse,
Minnesota,
St. Paul,
University of Minnesota,
vent
Location:
Falcon Heights, MN, USA
Wednesday, June 26, 2013
Numbers 1-8
Labels:
grain storage,
Minnesota,
St. Paul,
University of Minnesota
Location:
Falcon Heights, MN, USA
Sunday morning market
Labels:
fruit,
market,
Minneapolis,
Minnesota,
Nicollet Mall,
people,
vegetables
Location:
Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis, MN, USA
Saturday, June 22, 2013
Wings
From Public Art St. Paul:
“Designed by Augustus Saint Gaudens and carved in marble and later cast
in bronze by his brother, Louis Saint Gaudens, the sculpture was
commissioned by the New York Life Insurance Company for its downtown St.
Paul headquarters in 1890. The sculpture was saved from the building’s
destruction in urban renewal of the 1960’s. With support from the New
York Life Foundation, it was restored by Public Art Saint Paul in 2004
and relocated to Summit Lookout Park, in collaboration with the Ramsey
Hill Association.”
Rapids
Another angle of Minnehaha Creek. Plenty of rain = lots of fast-moving water and some wet feet (but happily, dry camera).
Labels:
creek,
forest,
Minneapolis,
Minnehaha,
Minnehaha Creek,
Minnehaha Park,
Minnesota,
trees,
water,
waterfall
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
1 guy, 1 cup
Labels:
cup,
light pole,
Lowertown,
Minnesota,
people,
reflection,
St. Paul,
traffic cone
Location:
Lowertown, Saint Paul, MN, USA
Thursday, June 13, 2013
Pope's got a garden in St. Paul
Stumbled across this while wandering around
the West Side. Climbed a set of metal stairs set into a woody hillside
that popped me out right near, no lie, "Pope John Paul II's Neighborhood
Children and Adult Garden".
Location:
Saint Paul, MN, USA
Clock Tower
Minneapolis City Hall clock tower, viewed from the general vicinity of 2nd Ave. N. I think (I was lost).
Monday, June 10, 2013
Early morning on Raspberry Island
Robert
Street Bridge and the St. Paul Union Pacific Vertical-lift Rail Bridge
beyond the pretty purple weeds/flowers.
Labels:
bridge,
flowers,
lift bridge,
Minnesota,
Mississippi River,
Raspberry Island,
Robert Street Bridge,
St. Paul,
St. Paul Union Pacific Vertical-lift Rail Bridge
Location:
Core, Saint Paul, MN, USA
Sunday, June 9, 2013
Let me stand next to your fire (blanket)
My wife found this in a
closet where she works. The blanket itself is large, probably big enough
to wrap around a person if necessary. Not sure if this particular
blanket is made from wool or asbestos, as some of the older ones were,
so just to be safe, I'm not going to be putting my face on it or near
it.
Labels:
fire,
fire blanket,
Minnesota,
St. Paul
Location:
Saint Paul, MN, USA
Saturday, June 8, 2013
St. Paul morning
Out the door at some insane hour this morning
in an effort to get a few shots before more rain sets in. Found myself
staring over the precipice in the middle of the Wabasha St. Bridge and
wondering how deep the Mississippi is at that spot. Then I moved the
tripod another foot away from the edge.
Friday, June 7, 2013
Splendid isolation
Labels:
chain link,
Minneapolis,
Minnesota,
people
Location:
Minneapolis, MN, USA
Today's Terror Threat Level
Spotted this guy while out for a walk. When pressed for a statement, he said that today's Terror Alert Level was mousy brown.
Location:
Saint Paul, MN, USA
Thursday, June 6, 2013
R.I.P. Bob
Surprise, surprise, it rained again today in the Twin Cities. This is a
photo of what used to be my neighbor, Bob. He's a mushroom now. Gonna
miss you, Bob.
Location:
Saint Paul, MN, USA
Wednesday, June 5, 2013
This day in the shroomosphere
With all the rain we've had, you can't go more than five paces without running into a cluster of these.
Labels:
Minnesota,
mushrooms,
rain drops,
St. Paul
Location:
Saint Paul, MN, USA
We are not outside
More rain and cooler-than-average temperatures
continue here in the Twin Cities. Mark me down as officially sick of it.
Labels:
Minnesota,
St. Paul,
tire swing,
tricycle
Location:
Saint Paul, MN, USA
Tuesday, June 4, 2013
Chateau. Rhymes with "whoa".
Chateau St. Croix Winery and Vineyard. Quality wines and a French-influenced chateau right in the Twin Cities' backyard. The Riesling and the Jaune D'or Port were knockout favorites.
Labels:
chateau,
Chateau St. Croix Winery and Vineyard,
fountain,
St. Croix,
statue,
vineyard,
wine,
winery,
Wisconsin
Location:
St. Croix, WI, USA
Meat Locker!
So THAT’S where they’ve been keeping it. Wonder if those containers are
military grade and need to be special-ordered, or if I can just buy them
in bulk at Costco?
Labels:
Como Ave.,
meat locker,
Minnesota,
rust,
St. Paul
Location:
Falcon Heights, MN, USA
Monday, June 3, 2013
Run through the jungle
Location:
Concord-Robert, Saint Paul, MN, USA
Sunday, June 2, 2013
My Favorite Outhouses, Volume I
Outhouse at the John Harrington Stevens’ residence. He was the first
“authorized” resident on the west bank of the Mississippi River in what
would become Minneapolis. The house was moved several times, finally to
its present location in Minnehaha Park. The photo itself has had a
little post-processing jiggery-pokery applied to it.
Saturday, June 1, 2013
Facelift
The long-vacant Landmark/Schmidt’s Brewery on West 7th in St. Paul, set
to get a $100 million facelift that will bring artist lofts along with
studios for pottery, dance, yoga, performance and other artistic
disciplines to the area.
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