Wild Life in the Hills and Heights
Image by Buz Bireline What’s the Wild Life in the Hills and Heights? For a person like me, that means observing the amazing and interesting stories of wild animals in our neighborhood.
Archive for “photo”
South of the James Farmers Market Survey
The information below was passed to me by David Hathcock and has some interesting information about who is coming out to our farmers market. There was also a recent article on RTD about farmers markets in general. Post your Farmers Market pictures here & here) In just three years, the South of the James Market [...]
Some Farmers Market Photos
More than 60 vendors, and more than a thousand shoppers, kicked off opening day at the South of the James Market at Forest Hill Park. A great neighborhood and community event, and many thanks to the Parks Department, which does so much to make this market successful. (Post your Farmers Market pictures here & here) [...]
Post Your Farmers Market Photos
River City Food & Wine has the good idea of a Flickr group that will host all the Richmond Farmers Market’s photos. Submit your photos here. If you happen to take some snapshots of The South of the James Farmers Market which starts Saturday you can post them here as well and they will randomly [...]
Local Artist’s Show Opens at Artspace
You should never need a reason to visit Artspace but I will give you two. The first reason is the show is by local artist Dan Mouer, resident of Woodland Heights and it is important to support your local artist. The second reason is the photos include local haunts Crossroads and the now shuttered Ms. [...]
Share Your Snow Photos
Mother Nature is apparently a petty and vengeful lady. If you are enjoying this snow you can thank me for my sarcastic snow post. If you are not enjoying the snow, all I can do is offer my apologies. In partnership with some other neighborhood blogs including Oregon Hill and Church Hill People News (the [...]
Two Lee’s
I have seen Lee’s Beauty Salon nearly everyday for the past 5 years but it wasn’t until today that I realized that the Lee’s are done differently, specifically the L. No great insight, just thought it was odd and wonder if there is a story behind the dueling Ls.
