Random images from the metropolis of McCleary, Grays Harbor County, Washington
Friday, September 2, 2016
Impressionist tree
Jan. 12, 2011. I believe this is the little tree between the Post Office and the outside mail dropoff box. There used to be a brick flower box at that spot, but it kept getting plowed over by bad drivers, and the cycle of rebuilding/destroying/rebuilding got old fast. So now there's a tree in that location.
Thursday, September 1, 2016
Sunrise, first day of school
Labels:
Fifth Street,
McCleary School,
Oak Street,
sunrise
Wednesday, August 31, 2016
The door in the mirror, the portal in the portal
Sunday, August 28, 2016
Friday, August 26, 2016
The couch in the woods
Apr. 8, 2012. At first, from a distance, I thought this was a hunter's blind when I saw it from First St.
The Stick House of McCleary still under construction
The smokestack as seen from First St.
Aug. 24, 2016. If Simpson ever implodes that thing, it will be a gala event. There are still a few people around who helped construct that edifice.
I'm not a Freudian, but if I were I could have a field day with this. I'm not even a Freudian who is Jung at heart.
Sometimes a smokestack is just a smokestack.
I'm not a Freudian, but if I were I could have a field day with this. I'm not even a Freudian who is Jung at heart.
Sometimes a smokestack is just a smokestack.
Labels:
Carl Jung,
First Street,
Sigmund Freud,
Simpson Company,
smokestack
A tree grows through the Simpson fence
Can you spot the rabbit on Rabbit Hill?
July 28, 2016. Since this photo was taken last month the area has been bulldozed and many trees have been cut.
A twist and turn in Wildcat Creek
Longest alley in town
Aug. 26, 2016. Looking west from Main to 10th St., between Simpson and Maple. The old "Float Barn" resided on the west end, until it was finally torn down a few years ago. On the east end we see the Union Hall on the left and the new clinic on the right.
Labels:
Float Barn,
Main Street,
Maple Street,
Simpson Avenue,
Summit Pacific Clinic,
Tenth Street,
Union Hall
McCleary smallpox
Aug. 26, 2016. This poor woman's face has been on display on the McCleary Post Office bulletin for at least 4 years, maybe more. Over time her nice face has been punctured numerous times by thumbtacks.
This brings to mind the disease known as "McCleary Smallpox," a disorder which is the result being stomped on by logger boots.
This brings to mind the disease known as "McCleary Smallpox," a disorder which is the result being stomped on by logger boots.
Just outside city limits going west
Nature refuses to be covered up
What happened to the rabbits?
Aug. 26, 2016. Part of Rabbit Hill is being shaved, probably for more new houses. I didn't see any rabbits up there this morning.
Labels:
Cedar Street,
Evergreen Place,
Rabbit Hill,
rabbits
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