Frosted weeds.
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Decorations on the Minisa Bridge in Wichita, too near where I live. The Indian heads and buffalo, kitschy though they are, are Architecturally Significant as examples of Carthalite. The bridge is scheduled to be rebuilt beginning next month, and during the process the arterial traffic will be detoured to the street where I live. The construction process will take longer than usual for such projects, because the city planners want to preserve the art. I’m slightly sympathetic, but only slightly; this means a year of ugly traffic outside my door.
Done …
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The weather this past year was bizarre, even for Kansas, and now that we’re getting normal winter weather at the normal time, many plants are thoroughly confused. This lilac, for instance, began leafing out as if it were spring a couple of weeks ago. Last night must have been a major shock.
Snow, and girls with guns
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When planning a mural, consider whether there will be a trash dumpster sitting in front of it.
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Inflatable Santas, snowmen and reindeer don’t look any better deflated than they do with blowers running, but they are quieter.
Sugar plums, etc.
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The subtle beauty of sodium vapor lights.
Thirsty?
A couple more Nutcracker pictures: tea, above, and coffee.
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On the way to work this morning. Usually I’m annoyed when the camera decides that a scene needs flash, but once in a rare while it does yield a more interesting picture.
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Quarrelsome geese.
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Cathedral in a puddle.
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From my front porch: catalpa on a dreary winter day.
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Federica Vincisori and Dominic Walsh.
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Let’s waste more time
Here’s another picture from the same event, this time a J-rock cosplayer.
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Want to waste some time?
I found a site that makes Flash jigsaw puzzles from your pictures. Here’s a Suingintou from the Wichita anime festival last August.
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Aloft
I spent some time this evening at the Wichita Asian Festival and took a few pictures. Pictured above is a moment from the Japanese folk dance “Soran Bushi.” Note the traditional footwear. There are more pictures on my other weblog.