Photos above (from top to bottom):
1) Tire marks...anywhere, everywhere
2) Oil drops from the garbage truck that empties the dumpster that lies just outside the frame of this photo.
3) Old banana peel.
4) Tar traces.
5) Hair and Branch.
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
This past week's walks
around the 78702...
Photos above (from top to bottom):
1) Tire marks...anywhere, everywhere
2) Oil drops from the garbage truck that empties the dumpster that lies just outside the frame of this photo.
3) Old banana peel.
4) Tar traces.
5) Hair and Branch.
Photos above (from top to bottom):
1) Tire marks...anywhere, everywhere
2) Oil drops from the garbage truck that empties the dumpster that lies just outside the frame of this photo.
3) Old banana peel.
4) Tar traces.
5) Hair and Branch.
Monday, February 16, 2009
Holly Street Stencils
Holly isn't really the epicenter of stenciling in East Austin, but if you look, there are a few.
This first one remains unidentifiable to me....it reminds me of a witch on a broom....but not quite. ideas?
This first one remains unidentifiable to me....it reminds me of a witch on a broom....but not quite. ideas?
Sunday, February 15, 2009
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
Sunday, February 8, 2009
:::::::::::: 1000 Steps
Submission #1
Map
"1,000 Steps. SF just completed installing steps of pressure-treated Douglas Fir on a trail that wends from in the Presidio across Lincoln all the way down to the beach, just under the Golden Gate Bridge. So, I took my camera and hiked over there to check it out. It's all still so brand new. The path, for those interested is officially called the Immigrant Point/Coastal Connector Trail, it goes by all the Bunkers, and there are benches where you can stop to enjoy the view. Or just get all the way down to the bottom at the beach, and strip down. There were some nudies down there." Sawsee
Map
"1,000 Steps. SF just completed installing steps of pressure-treated Douglas Fir on a trail that wends from in the Presidio across Lincoln all the way down to the beach, just under the Golden Gate Bridge. So, I took my camera and hiked over there to check it out. It's all still so brand new. The path, for those interested is officially called the Immigrant Point/Coastal Connector Trail, it goes by all the Bunkers, and there are benches where you can stop to enjoy the view. Or just get all the way down to the bottom at the beach, and strip down. There were some nudies down there." Sawsee
Today's toast,...
and other images found along East 6th Street on this morning's walk.
If you look closely at the above photo, you'll see stars. (tiny black ones)
If you look closely at the above photo, you'll see stars. (tiny black ones)
Saturday, February 7, 2009
Friday, February 6, 2009
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