City just before and just after sunset from the boat dock in River Front Park.
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Sunday, February 19, 2017
Thursday, January 5, 2017
Saturday, December 17, 2016
Queen Elsa Of Arendelle Would Be Right At Home
Concourse Fountain in Northeast Kansas City. Runs year round... makes for great viewing in winter.
These images were made in 2015.
These images were made in 2015.
Tuesday, December 6, 2016
There Is Room At This Inn
The Inn at 425 ( http://innat425.com ) an 1888 Victorian in Historic Northeast is fully decorated for the holidays. Both the first floor and Carriage House are decked out in seasonal finery.
Sunday, November 6, 2016
Sunday, October 30, 2016
Indian Summer
Above, along the Indian Mount Trail at, roughly, Gladstone Boulevard and Hardesty Avenue. Below,
Trails' namesake, Indian Mound.
Trails' namesake, Indian Mound.
Tuesday, September 20, 2016
The Brownstone On The Hill
This magnificent 1888 Brownstone built for William Chick Scarritt burned yesterday. A local television station broadcast interior pictures from before the current owners restored this masterpiece. With their permission I'm posting these pictures of what was ACTUALLY lost. This is a tribute to the work of Larry and Susan... at least we have these memories for now. Much of the work was done by the owners themselves. To show the interiors before any work took place with the implication that not much in terms of furnishings were lost, is awful .
New roof, new copper gutters, restored exterior, rebuilt chimneys .
First floor rooms. No fire, but thousands of gallons of water and collapse damage.
Second floor, totally lost.
Third floor, also a total loss.
Note the view of the Kansas City skyline out the third floor window.
Basement.
New roof, new copper gutters, restored exterior, rebuilt chimneys .
First floor rooms. No fire, but thousands of gallons of water and collapse damage.
Second floor, totally lost.
Third floor, also a total loss.
Note the view of the Kansas City skyline out the third floor window.
Basement.
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