Yesterday I had lunch with Laurel at the Lazy Spoon and walked back to work along the River Walk just ahead of another downpour. The metal cages are crab traps. More on all these interesting bits of life on the river and sea in upcoming posts. I don't know what I was doing last year, but I didn't post as much about life on a working waterfront as I intended to. I guess that's why the seasons keep coming back. Let's see how I do this year :) The big yellow building is Bornstein's; I showed one of its signs early in this blog. The tracks are where the trolley runs.
Saturday, March 13, 2010
Pallets, Crab Traps, Tracks along the River Walk
Yesterday I had lunch with Laurel at the Lazy Spoon and walked back to work along the River Walk just ahead of another downpour. The metal cages are crab traps. More on all these interesting bits of life on the river and sea in upcoming posts. I don't know what I was doing last year, but I didn't post as much about life on a working waterfront as I intended to. I guess that's why the seasons keep coming back. Let's see how I do this year :) The big yellow building is Bornstein's; I showed one of its signs early in this blog. The tracks are where the trolley runs.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
You might also like
4 comments:
You have to write something more about these crab traps.
It's a great picture of a working city that is not just a tourist stop.
We used to eat at the Silver Spoon in Naples, Florida...but we're too lazy to go back... ;-) That's a pun. I think. Oh well...
I like how the River Walk curves through the photo. The pallets and crab pots just give it that industrial feel. Great photo Sheryl.
Beautifully done again Sheryl..
Have a nice day..
Costas
Post a Comment