I didn’t notice that hole in my shoes, until I stepped on a pebble.

Larry Hunt and the angry cab driver!

I sent this to Larry Hunt, and he wrote back to me with one word, “Cool!”

Cherry picker on the move at King Manor

Cherry picker, north side of King Manor

More window replacement at King Manor, west side of the building

Window replacement in the rain

King Manor window replacement, south side

Frank’s apartment gets new windows

More window replacement at Duluth’s King Manor apartment

More window replacement continues at King Manor, on Thursday, 21st, 2016

Windows seen through windows at King Manor

The bright Moon over Duluth, Minnesota

The window replacement continues at King Manor!

The west and south side window replacement

South side window replacement at King Manor

New windows have been installed at King Manor Duluth

New window installation will continue four apartments at a time, from tomorrow until Labor Day.

Old windows are taken out at King Manor, Duluth, Minnesota

Looking west on Second Street

Looking south on Second Street

Looking east on Second Street

Looking west on the Second Street skywalk, the break for lunch

A cute, get well card for a Pinkie Pie fan!

Preparations for installing new windows at King Manor, Duluth, Minnesota

Abandoned concrete bollards on the sidewalks of Duluth, Minnesota: Page ten

This intact bollard is on North 3rd Avenue West, between West First Street and West Second Street.

This topless bollard is on North 3rd Avenue West, between West Superior Street and West First Street.

I’m surprised at how deteriorated and rusty these bollards are, despite being installed in 1984 and 1985.

Menards flowers and ferns

     These excellent flowers and ferns are planted at the front entrance at King Manor.

Abandoned Duluth, Minnesota: Page nine

Abandoned and damaged phone booth, located on East Superior Street, between North First Avenue East and North Second Avenue East.

Lakewalk's dysfunctional and unusable curb cut

     This poorly designed curb cut is alongside a pedestrian bridge over Interstate 35, located at South Street, between 16^th Avenue East and 17^th Avenue East, Duluth, Minnesota.  I’ll post additional photos if this poorly designed curb cut is ever corrected.

Abandoned Duluth, Minnesota: Page eight

An abandoned CenturyLink ™ utility marking flag, laying on a windowsill on North Lake Avenue, between East First Street and East Second Street.

Abandoned Duluth, Minnesota: Page seven

An abandoned, precast concrete signpost no longer used to display signs and is just taking up space on the sidewalk, on East First Street, between North Lake Avenue and North First Avenue East.

At MLP-MSP 3, I purchased these three gifts

Abandoned Duluth, Minnesota: Page six

Abandoned doorstop #261 on the fifth floor of King Manor, Duluth, Minnesota