Walking Prescott

All about the flavor of a small mountain city and the surrounding outback: neighborhood surprises ... wildflowers and nature ... the forest ... people and events ... plus occasional comments on science fiction, music, and the Great Wide World Beyond

Wednesday, February 21, 2007

Forbidden Photos

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This tale begins sometime back. You see, I have this problem with my otherwise splendid, if arrogant, Maxcat. He is not only convinced that...
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Tuesday, February 20, 2007

Three Cathedral Ceilings

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Crop the picture above a little higher and it might be taken for a modern church structure. But no, the high ceilings and clerestory windows...
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Monday, February 19, 2007

Mural Behind McCormick

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I guess you'd call this a mural or maybe it is just a brightly painted shed. And, if the vague images in my head are right, the artist(s...
Sunday, February 18, 2007

Under the Mistletoe

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Along with the Christmas holly, laurel, rosemary, yews, boxwood bushes and, of course, the Christmas tree, mistletoe is an evergreen display...
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Saturday, February 17, 2007

Strolling the Afternoon Away

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What's to be seen on an afternoon's walk? Sights that range from the sublime (seed pod, above) to the, well, mundane problems of eve...
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Friday, February 16, 2007

Playhouses Plain & Fancy

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It's a mighty cute little playhouse there, though a corregated roof is just a little down-market, isn't it? At least for a house th...
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Thursday, February 15, 2007

Chilly Meters?

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So what's up with these gas meters that are all wrapped up in green? Are they suffering from winter chills that will cause them to under...
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Wednesday, February 14, 2007

Business Decor: Banks

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Do you recall the Wells Fargo adverts back a few years ago when bank mergers were all the rage? Big headline: Do You Know the Name of Your ...
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one-time journalist well into her Social Security years; loved Chicago but I like the SW mountains equally well
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