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• At 2009.06.02 12:31, Ineke said:

  no grandson feet? Maybe in a couple of years.

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• At 2009.06.03 08:11, Brenda said:

  OMG, I LOVE Mayme Baker studio and enjoy so much visiting and seeing all the rich creativity! Thank you MB for sharing and giving yourself to our city.

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• At 2009.06.03 12:17, ann in alpharetta said:

  I love the night shots like this.

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• At 2009.06.03 12:18, ann in alpharetta said:

  Beautiful photo and looks great with the water running so fast.

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• At 2009.06.04 06:53, Carolina John said:

  Hey denton, also right around there and the bb&t building is the Cafe and Then Some. Think you could post a pic of that building? My office used to be above the cafe and i’ve been missing the scene lately.

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• At 2009.06.04 17:04, Zannnie & Zsolt said:

  This is a great photo of the yellow flowers! it did made me smile too! :)

  Thank you Denton, you are always so nice to include a link to us! we are truly very grateful, Thank you so much!

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• At 2009.06.04 17:06, Zannnie & Zsolt said:

  wow, oldest jewelers! :)

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• At 2009.06.04 17:06, Zannnie & Zsolt said:

  i kind of like this one ;)

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• At 2009.06.05 08:27, Jeannine Garneau said:

  Hi Denton,
  You have really captured the city I love so much! If you are ever in need of having any of your photos printed on fabric or hard surfaces like tiles or cutting boards, I work for a digital print company here in Greenville. Keep up the great work!

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• At 2009.06.05 17:31, ann in alpharetta said:

  Beautiful photo Denton.

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• At 2009.06.06 03:37, cieldequimper said:

  Fun. Women don’t normally wear kilts though, except long ones… Looks like this is Royal Stewart tartan!

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• At 2009.06.06 13:18, cieldequimper said:

  Fantastic shot, the arch the water makes just over the kid is wonderful!

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• At 2009.06.06 14:15, David said:

  It’s a shame daddy didn’t buy sporrans for his son’s kilts, but a great photo nonetheless

  for more info on kilts and their accessories please visit http://www.your-kilt.com

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• At 2009.06.08 09:03, Siri said:

  My grandmother used to do business w/”Mr. Lacher.” She also attended “GWC” (Greenville Women’s College, in the 1920’s), which was the precursor to Furman U.

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• At 2009.06.08 17:50, ann in alpharetta said:

  Beautiful Denton. Your night time photos are so rich with color.

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  • At 2009.06.08 19:19, denton said:

    Thanks Ann.

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• At 2009.06.08 18:04, Travis said:

  Great shot Denton, I love the atmosphere in the photo.

  By the way, I think I saw you shooting pictures of the “new” entrance to the Peace Center last week. Check your shots for 4 guys in Maroon shirts on the opposite corner of Main. We were headed back from lunch at Bellicino’s.

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  • At 2009.06.08 19:20, denton said:

    Sorry Travis, no photos of you and your friends. Maybe next time.

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• At 2009.06.08 23:01, Shannon said:

  Pretty picture, I like the colors. I’m not good at taking nightime shots.
  I like the sign too, I’m someone that would need the warning reminder. If there is an opportunity of falling while walking, I seem to take it!

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• At 2009.06.10 09:40, Zannnie & Zsolt said:

  looks neat!:) seems like a cool place under these shady trees…

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• At 2009.06.11 01:24, cieldequimper said:

  Yep, the evening light is gorgeous!

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• At 2009.06.11 11:58, ann in alpharetta said:

  And I especially love the Gelato Cafe next door :-)

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• At 2009.06.11 11:59, ann in alpharetta said:

  Oh so lovely, and peaceful…

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• At 2009.06.11 12:01, ann in alpharetta said:

  The lighting gives it a look of mystery…who is about to walk into the light and sit and the table, who will they sit with, will it be a mysterious meeting or one of romance…

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• At 2009.06.12 15:18, bergson said:

  your photos always have a unique light

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• At 2009.06.13 21:02, Leonda said:

  I too like their transportation. Wonder if they were in the two hour parking?

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  • At 2009.06.14 17:17, denton said:

    Yes, I had the same thought. However I doubt if our parking authority worried very much.

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• At 2009.06.15 12:00, Carrie said:

  I used to love to attend the Saturday market down by Soby’s. Has the market expanded onto Main street every Saturday, or just becuase of the ‘touch a truck’ event? We are coming down for a visit over the 4th of July, so I was wondering!

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  • At 2009.06.15 13:39, denton said:

    The market is now on Main street. Previously it was on East Court. At present the market takes up the block on Main street between Court and McBee as well ad 1/2 of the block between McBee and Washington.

    Note that the July 4th draws one of Greenville’s largest crowds. It is great fun for everyone.

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• At 2009.06.15 20:20, lavenderlady said:

  I bet you did have fun! I love the pictures. this is such a wonderful event for kids and their parents too. It also gives the youngsters some up front personal time to talk to those who make it all happen. Love the thumbnails. Can’t decide which one I like best.

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• At 2009.06.16 09:17, Chris said:

  Hey, Denton! I’m waiting for FE as I write this! They’re supposed to be here by 10. HA!

  I know I have been very quiet lately, and I apologize. There’s an explanation on my blog post from yesterday and today if you want to check it out.

  I also apologize for this cut-and-paste comment. I just want to let everyone know what’s going on.

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• At 2009.06.16 11:11, Angie S. said:

  This photo makes me think of my son who can’t see a Fedex truck without asking “did you know that there’s an arrow between the ‘e’ and the ‘x’. That fascinates him every time! The magic of marketing!

  smiles, Angie S.

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• At 2009.06.16 16:37, robert blu said:

  When, more than 50 years ago, I was a child my dream was to become a truck (of course a red truck) driver. Such a day must be a great day for all the children attending to it ! great !
  robert

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• At 2009.06.17 16:32, ann in alpharetta said:

  You are so right Denton.

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• At 2009.06.18 09:25, lavenderlady said:

  You do live in a lovely city as evidenced by your great pictures.

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• At 2009.06.18 19:11, ann in alpharetta said:

  great spot to also watch the world go by :-)

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• At 2009.06.19 06:31, Stephanie said:

  didn’t know about this place – will have to give it a try!

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• At 2009.06.19 07:03, David said:

  Is Rainbow Drive in on Poinsett Hwy. still in business? They always had the best sliced BBQ sandwich!

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  • At 2009.06.19 20:57, Rick Forest said:

    No David, it isn’t. It closed this year, after 50 years.
    A sad thing it is, after all those years, burgers, fries and shakes.

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    • At 2009.06.19 22:22, denton said:

      Rick, thanks for responding. I was going to have to drive by to see before I could respond to David … sad to see an established business leave … but on a more positive note, Pete’s has opened a new hamburger cafe at the corner of East North and Laurens (where the clock driving inn stood for so many years).

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    • At 2009.06.22 08:21, David said:

      Dang! Hate to hear that…. my Dad owned Roper’s Pharmacy on Poinsett, we used to run up there for our supper lots of nights….there was a picture of the pharmacy when it opened hanging in the Rainbow..

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• At 2009.06.20 15:33, robert blu said:

  it s always interesting to see how other photographers work, their position, the gear they use, how they are wearing…and as in this picture I ask myself what such interesting has he seen ?
  robert

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• At 2009.06.20 16:08, Gerald said:

  if i got down like that i’d never get up again!

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• At 2009.06.21 04:46, Jack said:

  I have been Fascinated by the movie “THIRTEEN DAYS” even though I thinks its biased against the Military. Major Anderson must have been a great man. Question though, did the Kennedy administration call Major Anderson on the phone just before he took off for CUBA and request that he “NOT”get shot down? Is this true? Anyone know the answer to this or was that just Hollywood being Hollywood?

  PS: One of my parents neighbors house has a bomb shelter in it built back in October of 1962. People still use that Bomb Shelter today but it’s for storage for other things. It’s really something.

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• At 2009.06.21 13:28, Leonda said:

  I am impressed with his agility . . . guess he just popped right up when he had taken the picture?

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• At 2009.06.22 06:36, Stephanie said:

  yum! another restaurant to try! And I have never been to this one, in any location – tfs!

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• At 2009.06.22 08:19, Jason said:

  It’s actually good. I ate there Saturday and it was awesome. The food was very fresh and prepared in a more healthy way. Lots of steamed veggies.

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• At 2009.06.22 08:53, Will Welborn said:

  I ate there Friday for lunch. Very good food – had a burrito and quesadilla – and excellent service. Also like the atmosphere.

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• At 2009.06.22 11:52, ann in alpharetta said:

  Sounds great. Where exactly is it located?

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  • At 2009.06.24 08:04, denton said:

    Ann they are at 120 N Main Street.

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• At 2009.06.22 13:42, Lydia Dishman said:

  When I interviewed the artist he told me that Interval: Mountain Fall’s two spires represent the mountains, and the curvilinear space between represents water. A cascade or falls, if you wish.

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• At 2009.06.23 01:02, U.C. said:

  Great! Just discovered your city dailyphoto blog. I missed those Southern scenes. I used to live in SC for 3 years. Also visited and liked very much Charleston, Columbia, Jacksonville FL, St. Augustine FL, Savannah GA and Atlanta GA. Greetings from Cluj, Romania, where I live now.

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• At 2009.06.23 08:12, bitingmidge said:

  The simple explanation is that is how the pavement is kept down to a reasonable level!

  Sunshine Coast Daily Photo – Australia

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• At 2009.06.23 08:45, Dyana said:

  Gene’s is a classic meat and three with other southern favorites thrown in too.
  It is good … and so is the original STAX on Pointset … a must for breakfast on the
  weekends or dinner on the way home.

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• At 2009.06.23 13:43, Angie S. said:

  Love this! Thanks for the smile you gave me today!

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• At 2009.06.23 22:59, Terri said:

  Denton!
  I discovered your web site about a year ago and am a daily visitor. I feel like I know you and Connie and Norma. I would like to ask the daily photo community to be in pray for my 47 year old brother. He is in Greenville Memorial with liver disease. They told us today they do not give him much hope. He has sixteen year old twin sons and an 18 year old daughter.Thanks and keep the photo coming. They continue to brighten my day.

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  • At 2009.06.24 08:02, denton said:

    Terri, our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.

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• At 2009.06.23 23:55, Carraol said:

  The cuisine of Guadalajara is a little different from Mexico City. One of its special meals is Pozole and if you have a strong stomach “Tortas Ahogadas”. The place looks great, thanks for sharing!

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  • At 2009.06.24 08:10, denton said:

    Silly me; when I first read you comment I though you had eaten at the Guadalajara restaurant in Greenville … when in reality you are sharing a Mexican food experience from the city of Guadalajara.

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• At 2009.06.24 03:31, Hilda said:

  Borrow a book, like down on that beautiful lawn to read — heaven!

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  • At 2009.06.24 12:04, Jan Sells said:

    Wonderful! I wish I was there!

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• At 2009.06.25 08:19, Leonda said:

  Maybe this is where the guy yesterday was headed with the lawnmower. Somehow, I think the Library probably has one of those fancy 0 turn riders.

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• At 2009.06.26 08:32, Kalos said:

  Good job to you :) I’ve been doing boot camp for the last couple weeks, aww aww aww.

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• At 2009.06.26 09:24, Dalila said:

  Nice shadows in this one!

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• At 2009.06.27 11:24, Paul said:

  It’s not a good idea .. there was sewage in it around this time.

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• At 2009.06.28 00:34, Julie said:

  It is the inter-connectedness of these roots that are the potent symbol of your post, Denton. This is how the CDPB community is on this our special Theme Day in support of the people of Iran and especially our fellow blogger who is missing.

  I am so glad you posted on this special Theme Day. We want our blogger back. The world is watching.

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• At 2009.06.28 01:09, Hilda said:

  A magnificent tree, and with the light shining through the leaves — a very powerful and hopeful image in support of our blogger and of Iran!

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• At 2009.06.28 01:10, julie scottsdaledailyphoto.com said:

  Great photo and thought for our fellow city daily photo blogger. I wish there was more we could do.

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• At 2009.06.28 04:10, Mo said:

  Lets hope we have good news of him soon

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• At 2009.06.28 04:43, m_m said:

  Great choice for today. It’s a beautiful photo. Very good that so many of us – CDP bloggers have joined to supporting Iranian people!
  Regards,
  m_m

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• At 2009.06.28 06:22, cieldequimper said:

  Beautiful photograph for today Denton. Have a great Sunday.

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• At 2009.06.28 07:28, jabblog said:

  Very appropriate photograph. I hope Amir and all others like him will be released unharmed soon.

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• At 2009.06.28 08:14, Jilly said:

  An amazing tree and a great choice for today – symbolic and strong. Let’s hope our Blogger will be freed soon and that the people of Iran get a vote that is counted.

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• At 2009.06.28 08:34, Lynette said:

  You have posted a powerful image for this special effort, Denton.

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• At 2009.06.28 08:44, Jacob said:

  As several have already noted, I think this tree with its huge root system is a great symbol of the interconnectedness of all people. Excellent post!

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• At 2009.06.28 09:42, lavenderlady said:

  Denton, this is a wonderful picture. I’m afraid I have been pre occupied this week and was not aware. You have chosen a perfect picture and your commentary is excellent.

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• At 2009.06.28 10:04, ann in alpharetta said:

  Awesome photo Denton with all 3 symbols – interconnected root system, green leaves, the Light of the Sun – in tribute to a fellow human being in need of our support and prayers. God be with him and all others who may be missing because they are standing up for their rights.

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• At 2009.06.28 12:17, Jim K said:

  I love the symbolism of the roots. Perfect image for todays theme.

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• At 2009.06.28 13:13, Kate said:

  Denton, Your comments are sensitive and thoughtful as usual. In addition, I am pleased that so many of us have posted today to call attention to one of our own and generally to support human rights around the globe.

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• At 2009.06.28 15:32, Petrea said:

  I’m glad to see that so many people have joined in the theme today. I hope it helps in some way. The world is watching Iran.

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• At 2009.06.28 22:33, Denton said:

  Thank you everyone for posting … someone close the the family, reports that “A” has been released and is home with his family … good news, very good news.

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• At 2009.06.29 10:21, Neva said:

  It has been so hot here for the last week. We went from the 60s to the 90s…per usual for Chicagoland! this looks very refreshing!….and isn’t the CDPB community awesome?

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• At 2009.06.29 10:50, Virginia said:

  Hallelujah for the good news! Thanks for passing that along, Denton. And thanks for the “cool” picture.

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• At 2009.06.29 16:54, babooshka said:

  It was an honour to be part of this community today. Thoughtful, poignant post. We are a family tree I feel at the CDP. What affects one affects all.

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• At 2009.07.01 01:20, Jilly said:

  Such a beautifully restful place, Denton. I’d like to sit here, alone, and take it all in.

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• At 2009.07.01 02:48, Julie said:

  It must be so nice to be there under either circumstance, Denton. I do like the dappling of the shade.

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• At 2009.07.01 04:51, Hilda said:

  I guess everybody was still exhausted after a late, fun evening ;)
  Lovely plaza and fountain!

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• At 2009.07.01 06:14, Jim K said:

  It looks like a nice place to read a book on Saturday morning. Coffee shop nearby?

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• At 2009.07.01 08:08, slim said:

  Great choice . . .though I would like it “full” of music and people on Jazz night.

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• At 2009.07.01 10:30, Mo said:

  Great piaza. Think I’d like it both Friday and now

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• At 2009.07.01 10:32, lavenderlady said:

  Even empty it is beautiful. I do remember your pictures of the music and one couple dancing, in particular. A great place to go on a Friday evening.

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• At 2009.07.01 10:40, Rudy said:

  I like the fountain; it adds life to the otherwise empty scene.

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• At 2009.07.01 12:21, Clueless in Boston said:

  Interesting that they have moveable tables and chairs and not permanent benches in the plaza. Great shot for theme day.

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• At 2009.07.01 15:27, marley said:

  Looks like the best time to be there to me! Great theme day post.

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• At 2009.07.01 20:17, Kate said:

  I agree with Marley and others; looks like a wonderful quiet place!

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• At 2009.07.02 00:18, J Bar said:

  Good theme day post.
  Sydney – City and Suburbs

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• At 2009.07.02 02:09, Greg said:

  Looks like a nice place to sit at a table and watch the world go by

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• At 2009.07.02 05:17, Sally said:

  I love sitting around listening to jazz anytime! Must be really buzzy then.
  Sydney Daily Photo

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• At 2009.07.02 07:16, jazzy said:

  lets have a drink, actually it looks inviting.
  happy cdp theme day!

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• At 2009.07.03 17:24, JoAnna said:

  Hello! That’s me!
  My friend Aaron found your blog & sent me the link.
  Thanks for posting this!

  -JoAnna Webb

  p.s. Here is another link:

  http://www.flickr.com/photos/25946276@N05/

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