Monday Mural

Flint 

Vehicle City


pssst...buy someone a new car for Christmas

other great murals can be found here, here and here

Port Huron Bridge

The bridge at the Port Huron Yacht Club

Sunday Bridges

carriage town

One of the murals in Flint Michigan

In the latter half of the 19th century, Flint became a lumber center, and at the turn of the 20th century the revenue and infrastructure from lumbering funded the establishment of the local carriage making industry. As horse-drawn carriages gave way to the automobiles, Flint became a major player in the nascent auto industry. (wikipedia)

Then again, I also like the "Soggy Bottom" sign!

signs,signs

uncovered

a well positioned showroom with lots of natural light. sadly, it sits empty.

signs, signs and WindowViews

Blue Water Bridge

Another view of the Blue Water Bridge that crosses the St Clair River from Sarnia Ontario into Port Huron Michigan as seen looking towards Canada. Yes, there are actually two spans – obviously, one bridge was not quite enough for all the traffic. The first view of this bridge can be seen here

SundayBridges

N is for not smoking

‘nuf said.

ABC Wednesday

Blue Water Bridge at Dusk

Blue Water Bridge at Port Huron – westbound into USA on right and eastbound into Canada on left. The second busiest border crossing, the westbound span was built in 1938 with the eastbound span completed in 1997.

SundayBridges

Red Windows, Yellow Trucks

Fire Hall For Sale

WindowViews

“In the right light, at the right time,

everything is extraordinary.”