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These a newish mural project in the Lower Haight. It's been there a while, actually. Long enough to get tagged up and some of it get repaired. But since it's not on my way to work any more I never see it. I was passing by on the bus and the weather was nice and a lot of it has been repaired so i got off the bus and took some pictures.
Very difficult to get a satisfactory picture of this falls. SO much water going over! I don't even know if this is a good picture or not. You tell me. There is just this one area where you can shoot from safely.
No INVITES PLEASE
The owner of this truck lost his son in the war and created this memorial with his son's uniform and flag.
O.k. Yet another old rotting building. This is not a barn, I don’t think. I believe it’s a Feed barn and a Trappers Dry House. Or whatever they are called. It has Four rooms and a feed stall. A place to fatten up a Cow before…..Well you know. And a big room for hanging skins to dry. There’s still a deer skin on the outside above the door. I remember when it looked like a deer skin. First time I have ever got a close look at it. In the summer its completely covered in vines and growth .Hard to shoot because of all the growth around it now. but I tried.
East Middlebury, Vermont USA • The old bridge was washed out in 2008 as the Middlebury River raged in a destructive flash flood.
Women’s Education and Economic Opportunity: The Role of Literacy
December 1, 2010
Over seventy advocates and researchers gathered at the historic Charles Sumner School in Washington, DC on December 1 to discuss promising policies and practices that improve women’s education and economic success. The event was co-sponsored by the National Coalition for Literacy (http://www.national-coalition-literacy.org/) and the Institute for Women’s Policy Research (http://www.iwpr.org/index.cfm). This collaboration brought together practitioners and advocates from the adult education field and from women’s issue organizations to “discuss what we know about women’s literacy, what data we have, what we are missing, and how to speak about common issues with common understanding and purpose,” said Heidi Silver-Pacuilla, President of the National Coalition for Literacy.
NCL tweeted photos and updates live from the forum.
Check out @NCLAdvocacy (www.twitter.com/ncladvocacy) for our Twitter snapshot of the day.
The weather had been very wet and overcast but just as my Wife and I began walking down to the lower part of Stamp Falls the sun came through and the colours in the forest came alive!
The annual Lower School Field Day was held on April 25. Throughout the morning, students participated in relay races, water balloon tosses, soccer drills and got to enjoy the beautiful spring weather!