‘Atmospheric River’ storm event

Weather events this year are quite jarring! Thanks for ridin’ in! bb >*<

Winter Sky

‘winter sky’
A phone sky shot the other day from Bay Street. Thanks for flyin’ by! bb >*<

Granary

‘granary building’...restoration, refurbishment, renewal…words all describing the beautiful fact that the Granary Building which represents a history of our community, that thrived through creating a ‘co-operative’ and successful egg industry, is on it’s way to a new life! It’s very exciting for many reasons. Thanks for stoppin’ in today! bb >*<

Rooftop Sunset

‘rooftop sunset’..on our last Pickford Rooftop Cinema film of ‘West Side Story’ we were treated to this wonderful sunset!! Thanks for droppin’ in! bb >*<

in progress…

‘tear down @ sunset’..i will miss the buildings that are going down, even tho’ I know change is inevitable. Taken this last Sunday. Thanks for stoppin’ by today! bb >*<

‘big long cloud’-2

As promised..here’s the right side half of the ‘big long cloud’, and the shot with the street lamp above my head.Thanks again for droppin’ by today! bb >*<

‘big long cloud’

Our cloud formation on Tuesday night was an awesome sight! It stretched left to right across the sky as far as you could see each way at sunset. The ‘big long cloud’ brought us rain the next day. This post features it from my left. Tomorrow I will post to my right and above my head. Thanks for checkin’ in! bb >*<

a July sunset~1

‘a July sunset’…early in the month I caught this awesome sunset over the bay. It’s the first in the series, as I was fortunate enough to get a lot of nice shots while it lasted…and..this month has been so busy!! Thanks for stoppin’ in today! bb >*<

~Spire~

‘spire at sunset’...“a tall, acutely pointed pyramidical roof, or roof-like construction, upon a tower, roof, etc.” (dictionary.com). Yep..sounds good! Shot through the window while sittin’ at a red light. Thanks for checkin’ in! bb >*<

Happy 2015!

‘Sentinel & Museum’..taken on the last cold day of the old year. The Whatcom Museum of History & Art building was erected in 1892 and designed in the late Victorian style by Alfred Lee, a local architect who utilized red brick & Chukanut Sandstone. The design itself was modeled almost exactly like the second Saginaw County Courthouse in Saginaw, Michigan, which was destroyed in 1971. Thanks for droppin’ by today and best to all for 2015! bb >*<