Woke up to a gray drizzely day but by mid morning the sun was out so we went downtown for an hour and a quarter. Kelley was glad to just get out of the house and downtown offers a banquet of smells and lots of people to greet. About an hour into our walk it clouded back up. Some of what we saw.
I think these are more of Pigeon's work.
Built in 1897, the Thomas Hill Standpipe is a 1.75 million gallon, riveted steel tank enclosed in a wooden shroud. Four times a year they open it to the public and you can walk up inside stairs to an observation deck. The windows are beside the stairs.
The piece of art/graffiti at the top reminds me of a Japanese screen print. I believe I can read "Pigeon...again" at the bottom. very nice. Always enjoy seeing what you come up with when you walk downtown.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment John. It does look like a Japanese print - I find his stuff interesting.
ReplyDeleteI am becoming a real "follower" of the Pigeon--does he sell his things anywhere??
ReplyDeleteI don't believe he sells anything. Here is a link from the local paper
ReplyDeletehttp://bangordailynews.com/2011/11/10/living/who-is-the-pigeon-and-what%E2%80%99s-it-doing-in-bangor/
If you type 'Pigeon' in the search box top left it will take you to to other posts containing his work
If Pigeon did sell things, they'd probably be through here - http://pigeonnation.net/
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link
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