Tag: Lorain 365
4/18-4/25 Photo Challenge Winner
Photo Challenge – B Jim Bobel “The Blue Hour”
Spring Migration in Lorain County
The Yellow-bellied Sapsucker is just one of seven woodpeckers we see here in Ohio. Apart from the other six which … More
surfing the wind
4/11-4/18 Photo Challenge Winner
Photo Challenge – E Louis Hanmore “Electric this was from the storm we had a few days ago.”
Hark, the Herald Building speaks
As seen in the Herald Building on Broadway.
mean dog’s
don’t sit…don’t sit so…don’t sit so close to me
[credit to Songwriters: Gordon Sumner / Don’t Stand So Close To Me lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC for inspiring … More
Hot Waters
busy bee
Did you notice the black spot in the daffodils of “flowers for you”? I did. This is what I found … More
4/4-4/11 Photo Challenge Winner
Photo Challenge – V Jerry Shaw “Valor” [US War Dogs Memorial]
flowers for you
Barred Owl
Hello all. Lisa invited me to begin to contribute my photos and love of birds here! I am super excited … More
3/28-4/4 Photo Challenge Winner
Photo Challenge – O Chris Olejko “O is for Olejko!”
train graffiti [2 cars]
Riverside Park boardwalk
’72 Oldsmobile convertible
3/21-3/28 Photo Challenge Winner
Photo Challenge – H Shawnda M. Geisel “H is for Heroes, Nurses & First Responders. Smiling even during a pandemic!”
Rose Window
“Someday we’ll be together…”
[post title credit – the song “Someday We’ll Be Together” written by Johnny Bristol, Jackey Beavers, Harvey Fuqua]
pandemic preparation
as seen tonight at Mercy Hospital Lorain
Burge ghost sign
Lorain Builders Supply ghost sign
3/14-3/21 Photo Challenge Winner
Photo Challenge – W Sheryl Lyn “Waving good-bye to another Ohio day!”
3/7-3/14 Photo Challenge Winner
Photo Challenge – Q Meridith Boyer Teehan “Quail”
“…the disappearing railroad blues…”
[post title source Steve Goodman’s “City of New Orleans” lyrics]
not in Kansas anymore
Central Kansas Railway locomotive as seen recently in Tiffin, OH
2/29-3/7 Photo Challenge Winner
Photo Challenge – X Brian Hodge “Xavier’s Birthday Wish To Fish…”
view from the East Side
