Tag Archives: Views of the Neighborhood
Views of the Neighborhood – Belt Sander Races
There is a saying around town that we now know things are getting back to normal after Hurricane Harvey. Evidence of regular is as follows: The popcorn machine and coffee pot are back in operation at the ACE Hardware store. The lights at Alister and Avenue C are now working. The Belt Sander Races are […]
Views of the Neighborhood – Wooden Boat Festival
This weekend is the Wooden Boat Festival. The business is all things wooden and boats. I started taking photos on Friday so that you would be able to see the progress of the family boat builders. These folks are building an entire boat over the weekend. Here we are on Friday at the boat building tent. […]
Views of the Neighborhood
Here are a few photos that should serve as a catch-up kind of post. The reason this situation has occurred is my Producer is out of town for puppy pick up duty. Usually, she has investigated what is going on in Port Aransas and sets up the shooting schedule. Well left to my own devices you […]
Views of the Neighborhood – Galveston Book Festival
Yesterday I was in Galveston for their Book Festival. I had to drive 41/2 hours. Such is the life of an Island dweller. Everything is hours away. It was two lane road the whole way. This garbage truck in front of me was my best friend for twenty miles. He kept me from exceeding the speed […]
Views of the Neighborhood – Spring Break II
Here is a shot of a foggy Saturday morning. A few cars and campers. This is looking North. Another Saturday morning shot looking South. The same shot looking North in the afternoon South. The cars are two deep as far as the eye can see. Down at the sand level, we have the Game Warden […]
Views of the Neighborhood – Spring Break
Walking the pups on Saturday, it looked like the day was going to be overcast. Secretly I was hoping the fog would stay since it is spring break time. Well, no such luck. As you can see the first day of spring break was beautiful. Kites in the sky told me there were people on the […]
Views of the Neighborhood – Girding Loins for Spring Break
So we have a lovely walk on the beach. Quiet and serene with only the pelicans as company. Wait! What is that? Oh no. The dreaded water truck filling blue barrels. Why fill barrels? You ask? These barrels are to keep a clear path by designating no parking zones for the thousands of spring breakers […]
Views of the Neighborhood – Whooping Crane Festival
Here is a description of the festival taken from http://www.whoopingcranefestival.org. You can visit the site for information on events. This festival in its 22nd year is a one of a kind event, focused on the Whooping Crane, the rarest of cranes and one of the most endangered birds in the world. The Whooping Crane population is at […]
Views of the Neighborhood – Sure Sign of Recovery
A sure sign of recovery in any disaster area is when the folks get together to put on a craft or Garage sale. Well, we had both this week. It is almost as if the last five months have led to pent-up sale demand. We will visit both, but I have to warn you the attendance is […]
Views of the Neighborhood – The Fence
Some of you may recall on one of my tours there was a fence covered with numerous objects found on the beach. Hurricane Harvey took it and there was not enough left to take a photo. I did have a photo of the original. I am pleased to report that the fence has been rebuilt. Here […]
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