Hard to believe that a day that could provide this view at noon could darken with gray skies and close down under a biting sleety rain but that's the weather we're having: spring one minute and winter the next. This is the Janion Building (1891) and the blossoming tree beside it is always one of the first to flower downtown. I think this is because of its proximity to the south-facing brick wall of the building. The Janion is also pictured here and here.
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Spring?
Hard to believe that a day that could provide this view at noon could darken with gray skies and close down under a biting sleety rain but that's the weather we're having: spring one minute and winter the next. This is the Janion Building (1891) and the blossoming tree beside it is always one of the first to flower downtown. I think this is because of its proximity to the south-facing brick wall of the building. The Janion is also pictured here and here.
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Yes, finally!! Spring has arrived here too! The plants and trees on my terrace are starting to "burst"!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I like your angle on this too....btw, we have been experiencing the same type of weather just down the road from you. (I can't wait for spring!)
ReplyDeleteNeat perspectiive. Stepped out of the box on this one. Very interesting. Glad spring is trying to make an appearance there!
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