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Random mutterings, observations, and comments on what ever comes to mind. Photos will be posted.
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- Red Hydrant and Yellow House
- Habitat House From Hole to Foundation
- Habitat Volunteers Jessica and David
- Brew Pub Reflections
- Cow Skulls; Art and Decoration
- Tornado Intercept Vehicle 2 or TIV-2
- Medical Helicopter Goes To Work
- Antiques: Car and Truck
- Two Bikes: 1936 Harley VLD Model
- George Washington and Jimmy Carter in Rapid City, SD
- Green Door and Market Window Reflections
- Black Hills Burger and Bun and Discount Signs
- Tunnel in Custer State Park, SD
- Interstate 90 Rest Stop
- Donkey Ambush and Prairie Dog
- Black Hills Bison Far and Near
- Old Oil Shed
- Railroad Center Reflections
- Addicted and No Parking Signs
- Crazy Horse Statue, Black Hills, SD
- Four Presidents in Falls Park
- Four Presidents Visit Sioux Falls
- Purple Lilacs and Garden Engine
- Cow Skull and Ford COE
- MG and VW Reflections
- Grain Elevator and Ben Franklin Signs
- Vulture on Roof and Bobolink in Field
- Grass Fire Pictures
- Falls Park, Sioux Falls, SD
- Hotel Alex Johnson, Rapid City, South Dakota
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About Me
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- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
Nice reflections. See you got some spam (above). These idiots drive me crazy!
ReplyDeleteRailroad Center? Do you have a center in a railroad yard? :)
Always try to delete anonymous comments. They are almost always spam.
DeleteSioux Falls has an old warehouse building next to the railroad yard called "The Railroad Center." It now has many trendy shops, galleries, and restaurants near downtown and has a large parking lot, so has become popular.
I can see having a nice lunch out in the open area. I like the effect of the reflections.
ReplyDeleteThe view from here was much better before the construction of a four story parking garage and bank-office building, but yes, it is a lovely deck.
DeleteWonderful photos:) Greetings
ReplyDeleteThank you. Enjoyed seeing your cycling blog. Biking is a favorite activity.
DeleteThat's a great view... The place must be nice for a little drink between friends : fresh air is so appreciate in summer... I like the reflection itself, too : the double effect is very interesting. Have a nice W-E !
ReplyDelete(Concerning spam, I don't have your patience... I've put the word verification on to avoid them, but recently, I had to forbid anonymous comments too... :/ They're so annoying...)
Great pictures - wish you a good weekend :)
ReplyDeleteYou seemed to have chosen a quiet day to photograph or was the weather not warm enough for outdoor drinking?
ReplyDeleteVery nice reflections capture.
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