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I started a blog a few years ago and have written thousands of words, and taken thousands of pictures to go with those words. If I could start all over again the blog would be just pictures because each picture is worth a thousand words and I don't have to worry about spelling them correctly. By Teresa Boardman Email: teresa(at)Tboardman.com 651.216.4603Find Me . . .or not
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Public art in an unusual place

Instead of being painted that ugly green this utility box has pictures on it of what you would see if the box were not there. Each side has the view that you would see if you stood where the box … Continue reading
Progress

Muscle is a twenty six foot tall statue by Amy Toscani. It used to be located on Broadway street downtown but vanished one day to make way for the new light rail line. I figured maybe it fell into one … Continue reading
Cochran Park

Cochran Park is on Summit Avenue near the Ramsey Hill. One of the many little neighborhood parks in St. Paul. The best time to photograph this is in the morning in winter. I figure if I keep trying I will … Continue reading
Urban Fruit Tree

I would call this the tree of marketing. On the other side of it there is a 7Up logo and a Coca Cola label and the silver objects are made by Hershey. I like the sculpture though. It is on … Continue reading
Public art

I am a fan of urban art but some of it just doesn’t work because the art is placed in a setting that isn’t very appealing. I like this art and love the setting. It is on the sidewalk in … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Buildings, Places
Tagged art, Buildings, city, colorful, travel
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Alone at the bean

Pictures of the famous cloud gate sculpture, usually referred to as the bean, are a dime a dozen. It is located in Millennium park in downtown Chicago and it looks like a huge stainless steel bean. Most people try to … Continue reading





