Aspinwall Riverfront Park
Wordless Wednesday
Aspinwall Riverfront Park
Category: Pittsburgh Photography
Aspinwall Riverfront Park
Spring Came Anyway
Walking outside Sunday afternoon in the adjacent park, I could see that Spring had arrived while I was sheltering in place.
Duquesne Incline Still in Service
Public transportation still running in the city.
Photographed Tuesday morning from the Duquesne Incline Platform. No one else was there
I’d seen the fog over city as I crossed Liberty Bridge. It had lifted when I arrived after my drive.
I’d gotten the call that my iPad was ready for pick up after being repaired. It’s been there for weeks. To get it or not was the question. I paid over the phone and only Shannon was there working as they Tastar Data Systems opened Tuesday morning at 9. I debated whether I should drive over to Library Road or not but decided to have the iPad at home in my possession again. Face timing family and friends.
Sheltering in place makes you appreciate what one took for granted before. Running errands.
Our three rivers.
Allegheny River and the Monongahela River meet at the Point to form the Ohio River.
Scenes from Last Tuesday’s Walk
Urban madonna
Ketchup Soda? And/Or/Nor Dill Pickle Soda?
This morning as I parked on Penn Avenue in Pittsburgh’s Strip District a young woman came out to the sidewalk with the Ketchup Soda sign. Now I was on my way to get a coffee at La Prima Espresso but on the way back to my car I thought I have to see what Ketchup Soda looks like. 
and here it is on the shelf at Grandpa Joe’s Candy Shop
Which flavor would you sample to see how it tastes?
I’ll make a return trip to purchase an
North Side Views from a Parking Garage Roof
Thursday December 5th. NorthSide Pittsburgh.
Model Trains, Vintage Streetcar Were the Favorites
Earlier this week- Heinz History Center and Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Garden.
Laura and Charlie and I enjoyed visiting a couple of Pittsburgh’s highlights while James attended a conference.
We are fortunate there is so much to do in the city.
Pittsburgh’s Proud of Our Best Neighbor Ever
Mister Rogers’ Bench
and
buttons at Heinz History Center
Imdb Trivia link about Movie A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood
Parallel Parking
This morning when I went to the library and parked, this structure was in the space in front of me.
It was up on a trailer but as I pulled alongside, to angle in reverse and parallel park, it just felt odd.
A PortaPotty instead of another car.
Pittsburgh Signature Sandwich
There aren’t many places open on Sunday night, late. You’re headed home and stop in to get their #2 Best Seller -To Go. Vinegary Coleslaw and Fries right in between the thick slices of Italian bread.
Primanti Bros. In The Strip District
I took a few pictures while Steve was inside getting the sandwich. We split one. It’s sufficient.
