Wednesday Window....Doggy

How much is that doggy in the window?

1939 Ford Deluxe

Something New

It looks like the new construction at Prescott Valley City Hall is almost done. 

A nice shaded area for bands and other activities. 

Wagon

An old wagon is on display at the old train station in Williams Arizona.

Geese

The winter visitors are flocking to our lakes and ponds.

Branches

From Our House To Yours

Wednesday Window....Art Glass Through The Glass

Vintage Photo

From my husband's family album, this picture from the late 1950's, taken by his father, shows how the bandstand at the courthouse was decorated back then.

Below, you can see how it looks in more recent times.

Decorated Doors

Christmas Lights

And while on the subject of light.....Happy Winter Solstice!

Decorations

Willow

While all the trees are now bare, this willow tree is still holding on even with freezing night temperatures . I posted this tree back in February because it was all leafed out so early in the year and here it is now ten months later. There must be something about this spot because the grass is still green under it too.

Old West Photos

You can dress up in old western clothes for a photo shoot here. I think the white sign in the lower right is kind of odd.

Wednesday Window...Boots

Rust In Peace

Incoming

Happy Birthday Brian

Art Glass

I took a picture of this...

Then I got bored so I made it look like this...

Shopping

Still looking for a gift? 

Downtown Bear

Prescott's 'Whiskey Row'

Beastro

Their web page says "Dog friendly art house or art friendly dog house". 

Another of those McCormick Street houses that tend to change often. 

It used to be a different art gallery that you can check out by clicking here.

Wednesday Window...Shirts

Morning

A walk in the park

The Red Door

This is another one of those ever changing houses on Mc Cormick Street. It looks like a home now.
Click here to see what it looked like the last time I took a picture of it. I think it looks better now.

A Place To Eat

In Williams, Arizona

Foggy Morning

Yesterday we woke to heavy fog. That's a rare thing in our part of the world so I went out to enjoy it.

For The Travelers

An old house on Mc Cormick Street in Prescott has seen many uses. It seems it is something new every year. The last time I took a picture of it it looked a little different. Click here to see how it looked then.

Books

I like to go into books stores like this. I like browsing the shelves to see what treasures I can find. This is the Old Sage Book Store in downtown Prescott.

Wednesday Window...Ice Cream

You can see the Courthouse reflected in the left side of the window. 

Creek Dragon Revisited

I decided to go see if the dragon carving by Granite Creek was still there. It is, but looking a bit worn.  You can check out the post from August of 2009  here.

Theme Day... Workers

Maintaining the trails at the Grand Canyon. 

I can't imagine a more scenic work place. 

Window Shopping

Looking for that perfect gift? How about a beaded taxi cab purse?

Excuse Me...

I'm wearing a fur coat....a little shade would be nice. 

Waiting To Cross The Street

It isn't unusual to see people wearing different styles of clothes in Prescott. 

Greetings From Prescott

Happy Thanksgiving to all who celebrate this holiday.

And to everyone else, have a happy Thursday! 

Napping In The Sunshine

On a cool November day. 

I hope he has someone to share a Thanksgiving meal with tomorrow. 

Chief Joseph

Out in front of the Phippen Art Museum in Prescott stands this impressive sculpture. 

The inscription reads 

"From where the sun now stands I will fight no more forever" 

Chief Joseph

Nez Perce

Just Another Tree

Most of the trees are bare by now but there are still some showing off their fall color.

Funny

This just made me laugh. Did you ever see those plastic, moving owls to scare away the pigeons?
 I saw this on on top of a business and thought it was pretty funny. I think they like it.

The Hold Out

One last daisy braving the freezing night temperatures. 

Dramatic Sculpture

A dramatic sculpture stands in the middle of the small town of Reserve, New Mexico.

The man depicted is Elfego Baca, a lawman, who became famous after the "Frisco Shootout".  

The story is told on the plaque below.  Click on the picture to make it bigger. 

If you are interested and can't read the plaque pictured here, you can find several web sites using his name or by using Frisco Shootout.