Showing posts with label Northside. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Northside. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 21, 2014

The End: Alphabet Soup

And so we come to the end of yet another odyssey with Alphabe-Thursday!  What a challenge it has been at times to come up with a creative post for the current letter of the alphabet.  I've enjoyed this journey with you, my readers and fellow Alphabe-Thursdayers, sharing our posts and lives. 
Thanks, Jenny!  You've created a fun and inspiring community!


(You can click on any of the following links to go to that post.)




A  abstract  a painted garage door in Asheville, North Carolina









B  blessings










C  Apple Cranberry Cobbler a most delicious recipe





D  child + dog  frolic in the sea










E  Eager Oliver is...








F  a few favorites four (very) random photos







G  gorgeous Mount Edith Cavell a hike in Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada












H  Hell (Grand Cayman) a real town on a Caribbean island








I  Oliver's guide to the letter I










 



J  January random photos  











K  kimonos  my Brownie troop studied Japan, decorated kimonos, and ate at a Japanese restaurant













L  light four photos













M  metal four photos










 


N  Northside a small community of traditional, classic, and eclectic...everything.






 



O  Oregon random photos from a trip 











 

P  peaks photos from a hike to Hidden Lake near Logan Pass in Glacier National Park, Montana, USA







Q  quiet Sint Maartin  












 


R  Green Bean, White Bean, and Tomato Stew   recipe!  











S  flower scenes  










 




T  textures five photos










U  umbrellas Happy Bay, St. Martin, Caribbean








V  beautiful view: Happy Bay








W  water four views from Banff and Jasper National Parks, Canada 





 




X  xerophilous four photos  








Y  yellow photos of six yellow things 













Z  random Zs four photos

 









THE END
LINKS:
POST   Alphabet Soup I
POST   Alphabet Soup  II

POST   Alphabet Soup  III
POST   Alphabet Soup IV

POST   Alphabet Soup V



Dear Ms.Jenny, 
I LOVE Alphabe-Thursday!  Thank you so much for hostessing this awesome meme once again!  You have created a wonderful community of bloggers.


It is often challenging to come up with a post for each letter as well as committing to posting for every letter.  But it is so much FUN!

So begins Round 9 in which we start with the Letter "A."    Come visit others' submissions HERE and join in the fun!
  


NOTE:  You do not have to post for every letter.

 
photos by me © 2009 - 2014  all rights reserved

Thursday, February 20, 2014

Northside

random photos from 2 visits to Northside, Cincinnati, Ohio






the edge of Hoffner Park












We ate at Melt.  yum!


Play while you eat.  This is how we found the board waiting for us.



Aung San Suu Ky (Thanks, Duni!) 




Northside is a small community of traditional, classic, and eclectic...everything.

LINK:
Northside 
Melt



Alphabe-Thursday, hosted by Ms Jenny, is so much fun!  This week our letter is "N."  Come visit others' submissions HERE and join in the fun! 



photos by me  © 2009 and 2010     all rights reserved

Wednesday, May 26, 2010

Northside Mother's Day Randomness (part one)

a family excursion to Northside, Cincinnati, involves a lunch at Melt, and photographic wanderings and musings...
Nestled between I 74 and I 75, practically surrounded by several parks, north and slightly west of downtown Cincinnati,  Northside calls itself an "urban village."

A "real" population began to develop in the 1820s with the development of the Miami-Erie Canal and the CH&D Railroad.  This area, originally named Cumminsville, became  known as a place Cincinnatians could visit to get away from the city.  









After WWII, industry exploded, and the highway system became well developed.  People no longer had to live near their work.  Thus began the exodus to more rural areas, and Cumminsville declined.








spires  




Northside (name changed a few decades ago) has experienced a renaissance in recent years.  The community strives to be a hip, holistic, diverse, and sustainable environment, providing a variety of cultural, work, and educational opportunities.
courtyard outside Melt

Independently owned restaurants abound. 











inside chairs at Take the Cake










LINKS:
Northside official website
Melt restaurant
Take the Cake restaurant 
photos by me © 2010