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Tapping my way around through Five Ways, I pay heed to the uneven footpath and the shards of old building materials that litter the way. The path that I know so well during the day, presents challenges in the evening, for me and my walking cane. But the flower shop is not far down, just over a bit of a rise, and around a slight curve.
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so lovely. like a movie set, though i've never seen a "disembodied legs" sign before.
ReplyDeleteHave you not? How do they indicate pedestrian crossings in the USA?
ReplyDeletePedestrian crossings in Canada show a whole person walking. I think I like the disembodied legs sign, though. Much more imaginative.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos, Julie, but I worry about you walking around amongst the debris. You and your walking stick may not be as clumsy as I and mine, however, so I'd better stop fussing.
—Kay, Alberta, Canada
Cute little shot. I laughed at "disembodied legs". It's funny how something we take for granted seems strange to others overseas.
ReplyDeleteFlower shops ... sigh ... I love flower shops, all those perfect blooms.
ReplyDeleteThe little bucket hanging from the door handle is intriguing.
ReplyDeleteDisembodied legs...he hee hee. In USA their pedestrian lights are of a person waking but it is a white person for go and a red for stop. I kept saying to Biil lets go its green I mean white. Funny.
ReplyDeleteLove the window dressing.
I love the richness of the dark tones in these photos. Very mysterious yet quite familiar...like everything is in the dark.
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