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While out in the Boston hills yesterday getting some apples and pumpkins, we thought we might try and pick up a geocache. We didn’t find it, but we did find the newest feature in burial luxury:
While out in the Boston hills yesterday getting some apples and pumpkins, we thought we might try and pick up a geocache. We didn’t find it, but we did find the newest feature in burial luxury:
Welcome to our good friend, Michele Johnson, to the blogosphere! Her new blog, News From A Broad, will surely be interesting reading as she details her daily dealings from the East Side (and more).
Since getting rejected to be a contributing photographer to istockphoto.com, I’m challenging myself to take better photographs. Here’s a shot I took today that I really like:
Craig wonders if the plans for demolishing the Skyway are wider-reaching than most people think. “Skyway” is local shorthand for the Skyway bridge. But when the I-190 was built in the 1950s, Skyway was the term used to describe the entire portion of the Niagara Thruway that was elevated above street-level — approximately that part…
Remember those columns? Here’s the other side of them.
I forgot to look for these until today, since they were put up on the web while we were in Florida. Check out the Bring it Back to Life CD Release Party Photos! CDs will be available via the Central Terminal Restoration Corporation website shortly! Update: CD is now available from the CTRC Store!
Someone wanted to get up early and wiggle, so it made for an opportunity to try out some highlight flash photos (the flash is right behind her head). Makes her look even more angellic than usual. 🙂