Whidbey Coffee espresso stand, Freeland
Whidbey Coffee espresso stand, Freeland
Newspapers, Freeland Post Office
Moon on a wire, Freeland, WA
An Island Transit Bus from the Freeland Post office.
The last of the street photographers where the camera is also the darkroom. I need one of these. I need a hole in the head, too.
This was a little exercise editing the image, sending it to a server via FTP, and creating the post all from my iPad. Now I can do this anytime and from anywhere. Amazing! My grandson Evan and myself.
My Grandfather’s sword. Click on the picture to get to a set of detail pictures and a little of the story.
Much more than a movement against big banks, they’re a rejection of what our society has become.
“But I was wrong. The police in their own way are symbols of the problem. All over the country, thousands of armed cops have been deployed to stand around and surveil and even assault the polite crowds of Occupy protesters. This deployment of law-enforcement resources already dwarfs the amount of money and manpower that the government “committed” to fighting crime and corruption during the financial crisis. One OWS protester steps in the wrong place, and she immediately has police roping her off like wayward cattle. But in the skyscrapers above the protests, anything goes.”
Dirty F@#*ing Hippies Were Right!
This is a must read. Bill Moyers is a National Treasure (he deserves the caps) and he hits this one out of the ballpark. It’s a little history on how the rich won the class war and what needs to be done.
Pedro da Silva improvises on the electric ukulele
Zoe and Jenny - electric ukulele!! About half way through he just starts shredding.
