I strolled by the city's fish bell tower, and took some obligatory bronze salmon statue photos. The downtown park features a house from the 1880's, similar to Eugene's Shelton McMurphy house, and I took a few pictures, but the lighting wasn't the best and there was a huge beer-garden party going on in the park with unaesthetic cyclone fencing all around everything and lending an air of internment camp to the day. Only with 80's rock.
Tuesday, August 14, 2018
Vancouver, Washington
Last night I was hoping to see the crescent moon next to Venus. The smoke from various fires -- I'm not sure if the haze was from British Columbia or California -- obscured Venus completely and turned the moon into a ribbon of orange rind.
Over the weekend we visited some friends in Vancouver, Washington. I had some time, so I wandered around the old downtown. I didn't visit the old Bell Exchange Building, mostly because I can never quite remember where it is. I managed to get a close-up of a stone lion's face (see Aug 11's photos), which when I showed a local resident expressed surprise that it was there (just two blocks away from her shop).
I strolled by the city's fish bell tower, and took some obligatory bronze salmon statue photos. The downtown park features a house from the 1880's, similar to Eugene's Shelton McMurphy house, and I took a few pictures, but the lighting wasn't the best and there was a huge beer-garden party going on in the park with unaesthetic cyclone fencing all around everything and lending an air of internment camp to the day. Only with 80's rock.
What I like best about old houses like this is the detail work around the locks and door nobs and nooks.
I strolled by the city's fish bell tower, and took some obligatory bronze salmon statue photos. The downtown park features a house from the 1880's, similar to Eugene's Shelton McMurphy house, and I took a few pictures, but the lighting wasn't the best and there was a huge beer-garden party going on in the park with unaesthetic cyclone fencing all around everything and lending an air of internment camp to the day. Only with 80's rock.
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