Meter, Jax Beach

A rare sighting.

After a rain, bar mat trees spring up like mushrooms (They have a similar odor) and are quickly stripped by nearby tavern owners. I was lucky that it was a Sunday morning.

Poor Mr. Creamy

The hazard of leaving your sign where people can access it.

Parking curb, Jax Beach

Jacksonville Beach

Firewood!?, pine straw?! I guess you need a hydrant nearby.

Jacksonville Beach

They don't do small nails as well.

Weese weeds, December 17th, 2106, Jacksonville Beach

Unlike Connecticut, we don't get much of a respite from weeds. This is a very tough grass that grows on roadsides. The seedheads are wonderful.

Words to live by, Jax Beach

Dr. Suess splatter, dumpster, Jax Beach

Chaos, Jax Beach

Vanquished triffid, Jax Beach

Glad someone had the slicing gun. (Inside reference valid only to those who have read Day of the Triffids)

Weese weed, Jax Beach

Actually I believe that this is purslane a very nutritious annual succulent. But it is as tough as can be and loves sidewalks. It contains more Omega-3s than any other leafy vegetable. More commonly used as food in Europe.

Use this door, Jax Beach

Mixed message, Jax Beach

The way I read it this sign says No, No parking,Parking. What does it mean?

Dumpster art, Jax Beach

I can't decide if this is two horses running or a person reclining in a chair.

Inadvertent origami, chicken for Martina, Jax Beach

Free Smells, Jax Beach

I don't know that I'd put my campaign sign exactly here.

Two discards, Jax Beach

 These were very close in a parking lot. I cannot figure out what the bottom list refers to. I guess mushrooms is the closest.

Jax Beach

This is the third picture I have taken with my new camera, a Sony RX10. It is a 1" sensor zoom camera. The lens is a lovely Zeiss 24-200mm equivalent f/2.8 gem. I think I'm going to like this, especially for travel.

Door, Jax Beach, for Rei

Rei, here is how a similar door looked a few weeks ago. As you can see, Florida truck drivers back up by feel. See three posts below to see how these doors look now.