Stop Action

It's been a long time since I've posted to this blog. Maybe I'm ready to make an effort again. This was snow falling out my front door this winter.

Play

Soccer practice on the campus at the University of North Carolina.

Steps

It was nice of them to build this stairway from the strip-mall into our complex's parking lot!

One

Robbie is one of many and one in a million!

Sand

Along the beach at Headlands State Park.

Wood

From the NC Museum of Art, this wood carving was created by artist Tilmann Riemenschneider in the 1490s. You can read the full description from the display by clicking on the thumbnail to the right:

Storefront

From the inside of Mike's Used Books this morning before opening. I started working there part-time a couple weeks ago.

Shadows

Winter-time shadows from low in the southern sky.

Music, Music, Music

A marching band lining up to participate in the Inaugural Parade last January.

Splash

A wave hits the rock barrier at Fort Fisher State Historical Site.

Path

Taken at Saint Mary's Chapel Cemetery, the entrance to the cemetery lies to the right and the path to the left leads to the chapel.

Urban Landscape

Okay, maybe "Urban" in the title should be in quotes

This is a part of Main Street in Painesville, my home town, that still looks pretty much the same as when I was growing up there. Almost everything else has changed, and generally NOT for the better!

Train

Inside a DC Metro train on the morning of January 20, 2009.

Boats

Rowboats on the Patuxent River. That's the Governor Thomas Johnson Bridge in the background.

Postcard

My photo of the Mormon Temple in Salt Lake City makes a pretty good postcard, IMO.

Red

John, frozen but happy, in DC on January 20, 2009!

Fence

At the airport overlook in Umstead State Park. You may be able to make out the control tower for RDU in the distance.

Rest

Poor guy, he needed a nap!

Days of Olde

Inside a cabin on the site of Alamance Battleground known as the Allen House.

Bench

John balanced himself against a bench on the end of a pier while he videotaped the Patuxent River.