London’s Millennium Bridge connecting to St. Paul’s Cathedral
WPC: Connected in London
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WPC: Under Your Feet
Boston was a rebellious city in the 1770s and served as the flash-point igniting the revolution for our independence. In the 1950’s people got the idea to link 16 historic sites from this era together in a meandering walking tour called the Freedom Trail. In my time, the trail has been marked by a painted red line, shoe prints painted on the sidewalk and today, a brick path like this in the North End.
Has anyone out there walked the entire Freedom Trail?
WPC: Symbol
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- Gas Light District
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- To Boston with Love
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- The luminary spelled out “LOVE”
A collection of symbols with no rhyme or reason…perfect on a Friday night.
Cheers and Happy Weekend =)
WPC: Door
The guide from Boston PhotoWalks…loves Holland and had visited many time. She said she always points out this pair of doors in Boston’s Back Bay because they remind her of the architecture in Holland.
WPC: Off-Season
These were first posted some months ago when our coast was buried in snow. Now this area is full of people running around in bathing suits and there is a sand sculpture competition this week.
WPC: Forces of Nature
These images are so old, they go back to when I only shot with my iPhone. Nonetheless, when we visited Iceland three years ago, I was fascinated with the glaciers that could move huge mounds of dirt and calve off huge chunks of their ice into lagoons.
Note: The aerial image is of Greenland which we flew over on the trip home.
WPC: Intricate
When I saw the weekly photo challenge, I immediately thought of some of the wonderful patterns we saw in San Diego, California. This was taken at the shopping mall at Horton Plaza.
Milford Street 