I’ve never before seen a hobo mobile.
I wonder who crafted this hobo mobile, for what purpose
was it made, and why is it parked on the corner of West Third Street and North Third
Avenue West?
I’ve never before seen a hobo mobile.
I wonder who crafted this hobo mobile, for what purpose
was it made, and why is it parked on the corner of West Third Street and North Third
Avenue West?
According to the author, “Karamador is a renaissance fantasy comic with anthro characters set in the world of Karamador. We follow the adventures of Sir Kiljaos the lion paladin of wind, on his ongoing quest to fight off the forces of chaos.”
I very much recommend reading Karamador. This illustrated story is a very good source for inspiration for fantasy tabletop, role-playing game players and game masters. I also recommend Karamador for all those who love heroic, fantasy stories.
This art is the only
remaining tangible piece from the wonderful Hacienda Del Sol, Mexican
restaurant. Although I never ate a meal
here; my friends tell me that this was one of the best family-friendly restaurants
in the Twin Ports.
In a few more days, this wall art
will become enclosed behind a concrete wall for decades if not hundreds of
years.
| Photo of a Duluth call button by James Patrick Buchanan |
This editorial was originally titled, “To beg, or not to beg, that is the question.” This is my first published editorial for 2024.
https://streets.mn/2024/02/23/views-on-pedestrian-call-buttons/
With this board overflowing with posts, methinks HRA
should get a second, fourth
floor bulletin board. I also used this
post to use the word methinks at least twice in my blog.
This XOXO sign welcomed King Manor residents and their
guests on their way inside the King Manor Community Room.
These are the food tables and in the background our
club president Cathy.
This is the table where I enjoyed my Valentine's Day food
and drinks.