Showing posts with label Signs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Signs. Show all posts

Thursday, February 12, 2009

Goodbye, Animal Kingdom

So I will bring an end to our visit to the Disney Animal Kingdom.  Next series we'll move over to Disney's Hollywood Studios (formerly Disney's MGM Studios).  But first, it is time for SkyWatch Friday!

Saturday, February 7, 2009

Flame Tree Barbecue

Photos from the Animal Kingdom restaurant "Flame Tree BBQ":




Sunday, January 11, 2009

Animal Kingdom

Thankfully I had plenty of SD cards and did not need to stop:

Monday, December 15, 2008

The Pirate and His Lady

Sign for a couple of stores on St. George street in St. Augustine: "The Pirate and His Lady" and "City Cat Country Cat"

Wednesday, December 3, 2008

ABC Wednesday: "T" is for Tile Signs

The town of St. Augustine, Florida (oldest city in the US - sorry, Jamestown and Plymouth, ya'll were 2nd and 3rd... and for the record, the first Thanksgiving took place in Florida, not Massachusetts... but that's for another post...) is full of great tile signs: road signs, store fronts, house numbers, etc.  Here are a handful for ABC Wednesday this week.





Sunday, November 2, 2008

Bulow Plantation and Ruins: Part 3

More from Bulow Plantation, starting with an artist rendering from the interpretive center at the site of what the sugar mill would have looked like during peak operation in the 1830's:


More crumbling columns:

A great gnarly oak tree trunk:


Low angle of the site:

An interpretive sign outlining some of the sugar making process:


One last stop at Bulow tomorrow...

Saturday, November 1, 2008

Bulow Plantation and Ruins: Part 2

Thursday's post ended with a teaser shot of the sugar mill ruins.  Today we get up close and personal.  First, a marker explaining a bit of the history:


Then some shots of the actual ruins:





More shots of the ruins tomorrow.  It is a great place to photograph - lots of interesting color, lighting, angles, etc.

Sunday, April 27, 2008

Sunday, February 10, 2008

Obedience


The sign for the dock says no bicycles... so these were left locked up at the end as directed. Good for them (for following the rules and giving me a photo subject).

Thursday, February 7, 2008

A welcomed sight... in February?


We have had a February 'heat wave' of sorts this week with temperatures above 80 F. But a cold front went through last night/today and we'll be back to normal with highs "only" in the 60s F. Warm for some of you, I know, but cold to this Florida native. :)