Wednesday, October 14, 2009

The Einstein Project: Summer Breeze, A Few Moments Later

A few moments after the first look I got this snap as a boat was passing by and the flag atop the Bellin Building flapping nicely in the then summer breeze.

Tuesday, October 13, 2009

The Einstein Project: Summer Breeze


This piece of the Einstein Project is also along the west side of the Fox River near downtown of Green Bay. This piece of art is called Summer Breeze, the artist is Jeff Benson and the sponsor is Robinson Metal, Inc. This was one of my favorites of the butterflies and once again, thanks to all involved.

Monday, October 12, 2009

Old Refridgerator Trucks

I was visiting my dad a few weeks ago. He still lives near where we used to live when I was a child. I'm pretty sure these trucks have been there since before I arrived in that area.

Sunday, October 11, 2009

Purple Weed Blossom

This photo was supposed to be in a series of weed blossoms I took this summer. Turns out I didn't take that many ... regular flowers are in much greater supply in the city. Still, no blue weed blossoms either ... blue must be a complicated color for plants.

On a totally unrelated note Happy Birthday to my father and sister!

Saturday, October 10, 2009

Titletown Brewery - From the Tracks


Here is the Titletown Brewery from the railroad tracks just south of it (and earlier this summer). It was a beautiful day and I liked the view of the place from the railroad tracks.

Friday, October 9, 2009

Walnut Street Bridge

on a whole lot nicer day than it was today.

Thursday, October 8, 2009

Old Rough and Ready


This monument is in Leicht Memorial Park just north of Dousman/Main St on the just on the west side of the Fox River. Mr. Taylor served three years in Green Bay as Commandant of Fort Howard. I didn't know there had ever been a President that had ever spent any appreciable amount of time in Wisconsin, let alone Green Bay.