Saturday, November 22, 2008
Watts-Hillandale in the Fall
All of these photos were taken this Fall, in the Watts-Hillandale neighborhood of Durham, North Carolina. Before the Clarion Content hired a full-time photographer.
Carolina Avenue: looking North
Wilson Street: looking West
Albany Street: looking North
Sprunt Avenue: looking East
Sprunt Avenue: again looking East
Maryland Avenue: looking South
Sprunt Avenue:further down the block, looking East
Sprunt Avenue: again looking East
Carolina Avenue: looking North
Wilson Street: looking West
Albany Street: looking North
Sprunt Avenue: looking East
Sprunt Avenue: again looking East
Maryland Avenue: looking South
Sprunt Avenue:further down the block, looking East
Sprunt Avenue: again looking East
Labels: Durham
Comments:
Curmudgeon.
The intersection between human and nature, city and country. The seasons measure the passage of time, blah, blah, blah.
Ya know cool Fall pictures?
Pretty pictures make people happy?
Thanksgiving is coming, one last look at Fall before the snow?
The intersection between human and nature, city and country. The seasons measure the passage of time, blah, blah, blah.
Ya know cool Fall pictures?
Pretty pictures make people happy?
Thanksgiving is coming, one last look at Fall before the snow?
Fall is a great time of the year. The weather is changing. Moods are changing. Some for the good and some for the bad. For me I would have to say that it's my favorite time of the year. Just driving around and seeing the beautiful colors makes me happy. So what if it also means the days are colder and shorter. Put on a jacket and start drinkinng earlier. And if your that cold, switch from beer to bourbon.
Don-
Thanks for your support! Fall is a wonderful time of year. Lotsa good traditions from football to bourbon to looking at the beautiful leaves. That was the spirit that motivated this post, glad you felt it.
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Thanks for your support! Fall is a wonderful time of year. Lotsa good traditions from football to bourbon to looking at the beautiful leaves. That was the spirit that motivated this post, glad you felt it.
