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Strand Building, Congress Street, Portland, Maine

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Daunis OPEN 4 ARTWALK, Congress Street, Portland, Maine

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Boot Print and Bird Tracks in Mud, Portland, Maine

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Funny juxtaposition to this picture.

Window Reflections, Congress Street, Portland, Maine

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Bus Stop, Congress Street, Portland, Maine

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Trolley Passing Otto’s on Congress Street, Portland, Maine

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Mechanics Hall

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Bud-n-Burgers Sign.

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In window of Norm’s Downtown Lounge on Congress Street, Arts District.

Skyscrapers at the Block Party. Congress St. Arts District.

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The Block Party Saturday was great! There could have been more vendors, and a few of the spaces (I won’t put them on the spot and name them) might have chosen to be open to the crowds, but the weather was great, the music was great, and it was a really good time.

I don’t know if this is going to be an annual event. It has my vote, and even my support, if it’s needed!

Open Signs. Munjoy Hill.

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A picture from a part of Portland I’ve got some connections to: Munjoy Hill. When I moved to Portland from Chicago my wife and I lived on Munjoy Hill until we bought our house. So great working in the kitchen and looking on Casco Bay in that apartment! My first business had its offices on India Street, in the Grand Trunk Building, which looks vacant right now… and a surrounded by parking decks.

These “Open” signs were on Congress Street.

And… it’s First Friday, which means Art Walk! We won’t be showing photography at Yellahoose today. But get out, hurricane shmurricane, and look at art, buy stuff from local businesses and artists (or just window shop), eat at a local restaurant tonight!