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Silent Sunday
Tag: car
Mirrored Art Car
Last week in Columbus I kept being drawn to Laura’s neighbor’s car. All those tiny mirrors glued on so meticulously. The reflections on the surrounding pavement.
Be sure to check out that passenger as we walked by.
I’ve posted another of his Art Cars 11 years ago.
Silent Sunday
Kennebunk Maine Seagull- Guest Blog
Eleven degrees in Kennebunk, Maine. Cold!
This series of photos of a persistent seagull pecking on my friend Carrie’s car hood arrived in my messages tonight.
Thanks for sending these shots.
I asked if he did any damage to the hood
Carrie says,
”Oh, I didn’t look. Don’t think so. I finally put it in drive and went forward. He stayed on. So I put it in reverse. He still stayed on. Then I backed up and turned to get him off. The little guy was enjoying the ride.”
Sure Sign of Fall
After leaving my friend’s porch, I went to get into my car and saw the first golden maple leaf on my windshield.
Filling Up
At the gas station in Millvale. Not sure the model or year but will ask Uncle Frank in the morning and add that information. Update: This just in. 1948 Plymouth. Thank you Hope!
Unless a viewer can ID it first?
Unexpected Find in a Parking Lot Today
Thursday afternoon, I saw this as I was returning to my parked car.
Josie at the DQ Drive-Thru Window
Just in from Ohio – Photo sent by my DIL Erika this afternoon.
Josie the Airedale was wishing it was Starbucks cause she gets a Puppycino (foam in a paper cup)
Not sure if she got a taste of the soft serve ice cream or not.
I thought it was nicely framed. Thanks Erika.
While Stopped on West End Bridge
There’s a stop light at the end of the bridge. When it was red, this was my vantage point of the city. Then I was joined by the silver car in the left lane.
(My Six Word Saturday see Debbie Smyth’s Travel With Intent blog)
Seen in Parking Lot
Reassurance that that there’s no distracted driver within, endangering others on the road.