foodies unite!


Not since “a chicken in every pot” have the foodies been so aligned. This picture makes me laugh because I automatically read the sign as “FOODIES UNTIE”.

in the bunker


For a hundred years the Woolen Mills had greenspace at its northwestern entrance. The greenspace was agricultural land, then a golf course, and finally (for 70 years) a ball field and open green.
Two years ago the commons was fenced and turned into a “regional aquatic facility”, it was at capacity yesterday.


I wish we’d invested a bit more time “in the bunker” designing this local amenity.
The part I don’t remember, in the run-up to the construction of water-world was the part where Parks and Rec officials said “it’s going to be a hummock of ugly and we are going to plant our flag on the top.”

Highway Corridor


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At the foot of Monticello Mountain, at the SE entrance to CHO, Route 20 Exit, I-64.

pond


Dede Smith announced her candidacy for City Council yesterday, in a park, under a tree, south of the tracks.


Ms. Smith was introduced by Mr. Cox, one of several Mayors in attendance.


Following introductory remarks, Ms. Smith answered questions from broadcast, print and web journalists…





Charlottesville Tomorrow has the story.

Las Vegas

las vegas boulevard
Reminded me of Hyde Park, Speakers Corner, standing on a box. That is where the similarity ends. This fellow was not speaking.

hot babes
We have several ordinances in CHO which would discourage the appearance of this mobile advertising.


The fellow on the box, I am unsure of his message.