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A photo a day from the edge of the U.S.A. 2007-2013
Farewell Port Angeles, it's been swell. Due to a job situation I am moving away from the area, the blog will stay up as an archive.
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- Downtown storefront.
- View from a downtown alley.
- I'm not sure what these are, but they are beautif...
- Happy Thanksgiving!
- Do you know where this sign is?
- A view from the shops on First Street.
- A few pieces of the "Avenue of the People" art ins...
- The back of Cornerhouse restaurant and the Downtow...
- Businesses cashing in on the "Twilight" movie mania.
- Fans lined up 12+ hours early to see the new movie...
- Interested?
- Sensei's watching over the young judoka.
- A seagull posing for my camera.
- One of the coolest houses in Port Angeles.
- A pack of wild Boston Terriers.
- This bird likes to be safe.
- A break from stormy weather.
- An escapee.
- The Dream Playground on Race Street.
- Do we take this sign literally?
- A fading rainbow.
- Self-portrait in shadow.
- A sample of some local sand.
- Open gym at the YMCA.
- Is this an old Chevy?
- Falling leaves.
- Who will it be?McCain or Obama?
- Half of the leaves still hanging on.
- A hopeful sign.
- November Theme Day"Books"One of my favorite places...
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1 comment:
Yes I am rather sorry to see them go, but I know they had their business up for sale. The Waterfront Art Gallery, that is now in the Landing Mall, will be in it's place at the end of December. Downtown is looking kinda sad these days, with stores and places closing, and merchants feeling the hard times of this economy.
I was downtown yesterday, and they had a Christmas even with kids singing, it was nice. :)
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