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soap bucket + rope + (2) sticks = hugh bubbles
Taken at the St. Johns Parade
(this photo sucks on a white background, so press your "L' key)
I took a bike ride down to Harbour Drive and then to the battery to get some photos of the Caribbean Princess cruise ship that was docked in the harbour. It was a really nice afternoon out and there were people everywhere.
way too busy with the less than pleasurable aspects of life but did have a few minutes to make some edits.
Looking back on the Battery, as we began our trek on North Head Trail.
(St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada)
Back in the 1970's, people started using bright, bold colors for the exteriors of buildings to inject life into the town. These "Jellybean Row Houses" are everywhere now, and they give the city such a distinct, memorable sense of place. It wouldn't be St. John's without them!
(St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada)
Consecrated in 1895, This church sits about 23km SW of the town of Beverley in the Avon Valley, east of Perth.
It's one of the many small churches that dot the countryside, built in the days when the only way to get to the Sunday Service was by horse.
The raised mortar in the stonework joints give it (IMO) a somewhat bizarre appearance.
new st. john dress that i got for a song! i really love it and will have to post a detail shot so you can see the print/texture of the fabric -- i dreamt about i after i saw it for three days so i went back and got it....i think it's pretty classic so i'll get some wear out of it..
jessica simpson shoes
Spring has sprung in Newfoundland. We got buried in snow yesterday, ice floes have been blowing around the Avalon, and we have more snow coming tomorrow.
I had a very St. John's themed afternoon. I went downtown to buy St. John's Ice Caps tickets, then I bought Amelia Curran's new CD at Fred's Records, and I went to the battery to photograph the ice floes and seals around the narrows while listening to some Ron Hynes on my headphones.