Just things seen while I wander around.
Saint Stephen's Episcopal Church is at the southern end of Ridgefield's commercial district. "Celebrating 300 Years of Loving Our Neighbor" is a message to be admired.
A mobile crepes van. Don't see those every day.
"We All Are One" is the message on a small food pantry on Georgetown's Main Street.
I like this lantern on a post in North Salem, New York.
And, while looking through recent photos from the Galapagos, I came across this photo of a blue-footed booby staring back at a white-haired boob with a camera.
4 comments:
I enjoy seeing your photos of this and that. The Citroen crepes van is very French, so it is appropriate to be serving a French food. Hard to believe that church is 300 years old, but it could be. I always enjoy seeing a Blue Footed Booby. It is checking you out.
Thank you for this beautiful wander about town. The van is very cool, and crepes are delicious not sure that it's still a working van? The first photo what a lovely building, so eye catching and a great sign.
He seems to be looking right at the camera or you!
Nice with the crêpes van.
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