This is the second time this summer that I sat by this fountain and shot a photo of this placid scene.
I took this photo of the pitch upon which I refereed the final match of my summer. Only about a hundred yards to my right, a man died after being hit be a hit and run driver while he was riding his bike.
Lookin' hot as usual after workin' with Wally (the Walnut Tree) for the past four hours.
The omni-present Anna Miller did some solid work letting some light into Jen's backyard.
This was a moving ceremony delivered quite eloquently by the man on the dais.
Doesn't the woman directly in front of me have one of the most lovely backs you've ever seen?
Former mayoral candidate Phil Busse portrayed one of the city's most honorable politicians ever.
Fashion designer and writer Elizabeth Dye portrays one of the first white women in the western Columbia Valley.
Red & White clad Black Cat supporters share the stands with members of the home side's 'army'.
Pre-game pomp and circumstance as Bernie Fagan serves as honorary captain for the match, having played for both squads in the 70s.
Only a couple hours earlier I was reffing Glenn's game when he twisted his ankle (when he got fouled). It was quite a coinky-dink that I should run into him as I was locking up my bike and he was emerging from his car.
Several motorboats speed upriver (The Willamette) underneath I-405 as I pedal across the Broadway Bridge looking northward, enroute to the Timbers-Sunderland match.
I'm caught in the act with my own camera as Martha pays me off prior to the match.
Martha Brown gets ready for her U13 match out at the Cascade Cup with me in the middle.
Scott & Jill's little dude has become quite a terror on the neighborhood sidewalks as of late.
This sort of captures the feel of the scene down creekside.
With the trail washed out lower down, the Forest Service opted to put in the new bridge at a somewhat higher elevation.
It's hard to see it, but on the right side of the mountain's flat top you can see a thin plume extending to the right/east.
