Month: January 2013
Providence
View west from Congdon Street, AM.
Newburgh-Beacon Bridge
…but the newer span is made of “rusting” steel, (believed to be COR-TEN or a similar material although sources are not clear) which surface corrodes to a brown color and does not need painting as corrosion does not go deeper. On November 1, 1980, this second, parallel span, also designed by Modjeski & Masters but constructed by American Bridge Company, was opened to traffic.– Wikipedia
Providence
There are parts of Providence RI where there are street trees every thirty feet. This not on of those parts.
hiding
Cows do this. Position themselves behind a tree and watch the unaccustomed unfold. They are aware of changes in the environment at a distance.
day of rest
Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Delaplane, Virginia
juniperus virginiana
This tree is a pioneer invader, which means that it is one of the first trees to repopulate cleared, eroded, or otherwise damaged land. It is unusually long lived among pioneer species, with the potential to live over 850 years.–Wikipedia
Harmonica Dave
bacon
Charlottesville’s Freedom of Speech wall. Someone wrote down their hopes/aspirations for 2013.
I’m thinking that Maggie the Jack Russell bears some responsibility.