Some bollards in the rain and a pile of swept-up fagends.
Thursday, February 07, 2008
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6 comments:
This picture is exactly how I feel at the moment!
It is pouring rain in NY right now.
Looks like the making of another Tracy Emmin art installation.
It's not raining here but heavy snow! Great photo today!
Pat
Guelph Daily Photo, My Photos.
Same to you!!
I love the word bollards - it just lends itself to blog titles, don't you think?! (I did it myself, I think in November!). Pile of fag ends, mmmm, nice touch!
What are behind the bollards that the vehicles should not run into?
These colors remind me of a campaign in the Philippines 'clean and green.'
great colors to make up for a rainy morning. Good day!
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