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Hanging with Charlie B. and Friends
This photo was taken on August 10 at Saint Anne’s Episcopal Church in downtown Annapolis.
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenges: Pick a Topic Week #1
Cee has a new challenge. Based on a picture that she will post once a week, contributors pick a topic based on the picture. It’s pretty broadly based and therefore, fairly inclusive. Here is my submission. I hope I get to be the first to jump in on this one!
Because a bridge was featured so prominently in Cee’s picture, I decided to make that the focus of my submission. I hope it’s appropriate. I hope I haven’t jumped the gun on this
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Which Way Photo Challenge- January 31, 2020
This is Weems Creek on a particularly foggy morning. The bridge is Roscoe Rowe Blvd. I had a teddy bear named Roscoe when I was little. This is my second entry for this week’s Which Way Photo Challenge.
While Maxwell (the demon cat) is the subject of this photo, he is on the staircase which is an acceptable subject for this challenge. If you ever hear of me breaking my neck in a tragic fall down the stairs, please know that it was Maxwell who killed me. It seems his main purpose for being on the stairs is not to travel from one floor of the house to another, rather it’s to trip me and kill me on these very stairs.
This bridge goes over the South River. The road is Maryland Route 2, also known as Solomon’s Island Road- not to be confused with Old Solomon’s Island Road. Stay tuned for more groovy pictures for this challenge. Here in Annapolis, we have the Chesapeake Bay Bridges which are just as mighty as any steel span bridges anywhere in the world! God bless Maryland!
Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Public Transportation
This photograph is from the deep archives. It is one of my favorites. I took it in 1987 in Washington, D.C. It occurred on 12th Street, NW just below Belmont. It was in early Spring, and it happened to be an unseasonably warm. This drove me outside with a disposable camera. This is my submission to Cee’s Black and White Challenge: Public Transportation. Thanks, Cee!
