Recently in the Greenville News there was an article about a hugh new real estate development. The article says this 850,000 square foot building will be demolished to make way for the development … I sure hope I understood the article correctly and I’m not making a statement in error. Can any local readers confirm this building is to be demolished?
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March, 2007
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This old warning siren overlooks Greenville and hints at times gone by. The story I was told is that the old siren dates back to the cold war. I have no idea if it is true but I enjoyed the story.
Tiffany commented yesterday that she would take Cherry trees over Bradford Pears because they smell better. So today I share a photo of Cherry trees putting on a show as they lose their petals. The photo was taken behind the Peace Center where a pool catches the petals as they fall. The pool is part of a water fountain which causes the water and petals to slowly circulate … To see some truly remarkable nature photos check out Chuck Bishop’s photos.
In Greenville, it is that time of year when the Bradford Pear trees lose their petals, filling the air and covering the ground in vivid displays. As seen in this photo the streets are covered. Following are four thumbnails showing different perspectives on the display. Click on the thumbnails to see a the photos in detail.
This photo has a unique perspective and it does a good job of showing how forested Greenville is. Note that all the trees you see are actually covering housing additions. When we first moved to Greenville we came from Texas and were confused as to where all the houses were … Here is a street level view of the Liberty Building.
Recently, I had an opportunity to take photos from the top of a building in downtown Greenville. The light was not great however some of the shots turned out. I am pleased with them mostly because of the perspective. I plan to share a few of these “birds eye” photos mixed in with my current event photos over the next week. So be sure and check back to see what is posted … My favorite previously posted photo of the Carolina First building was this reflection shot.
Earlier this week I noticed a lot of activity at the West End Field where the Greenville Drive plays baseball. It was obvious they were preparing for the April 9th first game at home. While watching them prepare I tried to take a unique photo. What is shown is the manual scoring system in the “Green Monster” (their score board). My favorite Greenville Drive photo from last year was this one of a player swinging for the fence. For our local readers, I hope you make it to a few games and enjoy downtown Greenville.
