August, 2010 Archives

Postcard from Cannon Beach, Oregon. Coffee By Design. Congress Street.

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The postcard’s from one of CBD’s former employees. He’s moved to The Other Portland!

African Dance Class. Maine Ballroom Dance. Congress Street.

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Congress Street was busy last night. Streets were busy. Lots of people eating out – sidewalk dining seems to be very big this year, which is great! After dinner at the Green Elephant we went upstairs to Yellahoose’s offices and at about that time drumming from the African dance class across the street started up. The iPhone’s overwhelmed by low light conditions, but I like this simple picture of people stopped on the sidewalk watching the drummers and dancers through the storefront windows. Here’s another.

Busted! Walker Manual Training School. Casco Street.

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Blank Blue Sign. Preble Street.

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Shadow of Metal Staircase on Brick Wall.

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Taken on the University of New England Portland campus.

Giant John Ford Statue.

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Green Lake at Green Lakes State Park. New York.

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Green Lakes State Park is just east of Syracuse. We visited the park with Jim’s sister and her husband a couple of summers ago. The two lakes at the park have beautiful clear green-blue water. I came upon this egret while we were walking around the lake. He (or she) was fishing for a meal.

Lighthouse at Peggy’s Cove. Nova Scotia.

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Another picture from our 2004 trip to Nova Scotia.

City of Portland from Portland Head Light.

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Another nice picture from our friend Malachi, who was here visiting us with his brother Michael and his parents Dianna and Mike.