City House & Red River Kitchen

Finally! TheĀ sack houseĀ  on the Mississippi will be more than an historic footnote!Ā The Saint Paul Municipal Grain Terminal, built between 1927 and 1931, represents what was part of St. Paul, MN’s great history as a river port city. Happily, the structure was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2004. Now referred toContinue reading “City House & Red River Kitchen”

Sunday Phoneography: Floods, Farm Markets and Harmonica Playing

The Mississippi has arrived on a main road through lowertown St. Paul, closing it as an east/ west route. Life goes on however, as the Farmer’s Market is in full swing and St. Paul Jazz Fest sets up for the weekend.

Arts and Electric

Today was an EXCELLENT day! In a random moment, I found myself hanging out with some electrical workers heading beneath West 7th Street in St. Paul, MN. They are doing their part for the conversion of the old Schmidt brewery. It is being transformed into artist lofts, studios for yoga, dance, pottery, performance and otherContinue reading “Arts and Electric”

Weekly Photo Challenge: Fleeting

Fleeting: transient – transitory – ephemeral – passing The crab-apple blossoms came and went quickly in St. Paul. Miss P and her mom and step-dad were enjoying the moment and agreed to photographs… http://dailypost.wordpress.com/2013/06/07/weekly-photo-challenge-fleeting/

Maria Vincent Robinson

Photographer Of Life and moments

Mark Explores

Nature + Health

John Wreford Photographer

Words and Pictures from the Middle East

bushboys world

Photos of my world and other stuff I hope you will enjoy too. Photos taken with Canon PowershotSX70HS Photos can be purchased.

the !n(tro)verted yogi

Bernie Gourley. Traveling Poet-Philosopher

Wild Like the Flowers

Rhymes and Reasons