We all need a cup like this, at least once a year.

Store window, St. Augustine

I was going to take this picture anyway, and then it moved! There was a woman vacuuming the displays.

Propped door, St. Augustine, Call and response.

BRANCH TANGLE, RTE. 1, ST. AUGUSTINE

Store shelves, St. Augustine,

 Some people really know how to stock shelves. This is an art glass shop on St. George Street in St, Augustine. They have all manner of little collectibles. I love the chicken with an attitude and the zaftig swimmer.

Spider lily, St. Augustine

I always thought that these lilies were so named because of the flowers. They are usually planted in large groups. When I saw this freestanding one I realized that the whole plant resembles a spider.

Statue, St. Augustine

 I love to photograph statues. They sit still. They can hold a pose forever. They never complain. And they take the light beautifully. They are great practice for portraits. This little nymph was being hit by very soft light on the second floor of the Cafe Alcazar. The food was great too.

Over 150 Different Dog Breeds, St. Augustine

I just can't tell those breeds apart.

Skipping paper, St. Augustine

Taken with a lens baby four years ago. I now have three external drives with four years of files available at any time. This Mac is fun.

Decisions, St Augustine.

They were on the phone to fellow tourists trying to meet up. The hydrant was waiting for a bus.

Chair, St Augustine

Albino alligator, St. Augustine

The alligator farm now has two of these creatures. They are wonderful to see as the lack of pigment makes them very graphic.

For my hydrantologist friends.

 These are a newer style for around here, found in St. Augustine. Some dress better than others.