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So random. :)
- Folsom Blvd Flea Market (Sacramento)
- Side yard at house of Mr Bicycle Dismantler (Citrus Heights)
- Aluminum tubing at Bluecollar Supply (Sacramento)
- Sunglasses display on Columbus Ave (San Francisco)
- Window display (San Francisco)
"Sunglasses display on Columbus Ave (San Francisco)"
my home 'hood!
We had dinner Monday out on the sidewalk at Piazza Pellegrini. These were a few blocks south of there.
Love the photos.
I have to finally say it, though: "wordless wednesday" is meant to be an exercise in no words. If you give the pic(s) a title, um, it's not wordless.
Still, those are some great shots. Really great.
Shoot. That makes sense.
Okay, I'll try to shift over to wordless and evocative.
Let the improvising roll, baby, and your inner voice sing.
Harold Arlen and Yip Harburg wrote "Somewhere Over the Rainbow," but Israel Kamakawiwo'ole made it his.
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