Photos with meaning. Well, maybe not all these photos have meaning. Some exist for their own sakes.
The first, from my backyard, captures two things I love — fall colors and shadows. The second shows the Concord River flowing through Minuteman Park; the third, shadows on the monument at the North Bridge.
The restaurant with the kitchen facing the street is a delightful new entrant to the celebrated Providence restaurant scene. It’s on Westminster Street and is called Bao Bao.
The winged creature on a Boston building looks like a gryphon to me. Do correct me if I’m wrong. Next is a rhino outside the Museum of Fine Arts museum school. That’s followed by the amazing cloister of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and an illuminated manuscript from a current exhibit in the new wing.
Finally, I couldn’t capture the whole Leonard Cohen lyric on the sidewalk in Wayland Square — would have had to stand in a busy street at rush hour. But it’s from his song “Anthem” —
“Ring the bells that still can ring / Forget your perfect offering / There is a crack in everything / That’s how the light gets in.”
The concord river photo is beautiful.
The water is unusually low just now. There is an ongoing drought.
It is also very dry here, Ga is having wildfire problems because of it.
Another great round-up! We didn’t go to see the illuminated manuscripts at the Gardner–now I have to go check how long the show will be up.
Jan. 16. http://www.gardnermuseum.org/collection/exhibitions/current_exhibitions/beyond_words
Rats–I don’t see any chance of getting to it then. But thanks for the info!