Walking around window shopping

One of my favorite activities, whether in a mall or along a street.

 In good weather, you can find a moose sitting outside the door of this fun store in Black Mountain NC.

Cherry Street Kids was a location for many gifts for grandchildren...until they became teens and young adults!

Lincoln Nebraska, 1942...groceries or coffee to the far right?

When my shopping walk is over, this is a favorite place to stop and drink some coffee...and my choice is usually an espresso called an Americano.

And what's on the other side of those windows? Well well well.  Here's some of my pottery for sale at The Depot Gallery here by the tracks.  I dare say there's a bit of a rattle to it when a train goes by!

Sharing with Sepia Saturday this week Here.

Reflections

A room full of reflections in that TV...while a girl and her dad play around with the spaces.

Another girl in front of windows which reflect ceiling lights...

A restaurant full of shiny reflections, as well as 2 other of my 4 granddaughters!

This is my submission to http://weekendreflection.blogspot.com/

Go see all the great photos that are posted there!

Ripple

Stillness of lake surface with one ripple from a leaf landing.

THis is submitted to Weekend Reflections, here.

Reflections

Photos show what is reflected with light.  This is being posted on Reflections blog

How about those thoughts we have with reflection?

Clouds, trees, the brightness of blue sky, and the mountains float upon the surface of the water.

One tree has already been cut, I wonder if this has long to stand.

My mind lets me reflect upon the beauty in dead things, where what was cultivated is allowed to return back to earth, the source.

Water is our most natural reflection.

Reflections that take you away from it all...

A wonderful art exhibit is on display at the Black Mountain Center for the Arts right now.  This is my attempt to come into the genre that David Young has mastered and shown in the gallery.  For more info see BMCA Gallery  (Note the web page for BMCA is out of date, but this link will take you to the current gallery exhibit.

This is also being posted on weekend reflections blog