Some customers relax in the evening at the O-CHA Tea Bar, located along River Place.
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This photo shows the Wyche Pavilion all lit up ready for an event … It appears to me that the Wyche Pavilion is one of the most popular venues for wedding, receptions, parties, and events. Normally when they are all setup, as shown in this photo, there would be a lot of people in the scene as well. However it appears to me that, during Fall for Greenville, the Wyche Pavilion was lit as a form of advertising. Larkin’s on the River manages the Wyche Pavilion as an event venue.

I went for a walk in the rain last night and took this photo to share the experence with you. I had an umbrella however you can see from the photo there was some moisture on my camera lens. My favorite, previously posted photo, which shows rain was this one.

The story behind this photo: Last night Connie had an appointment in Atlanta. I was one my own. Instead of going out I unpacked boxes recently shipped from my mother’s house. It was rainy and I was focused on the task of unpacking. Afterwards I realized that I did not have a photo to post and that I had not eaten supper. So I walk one block, picked up a grinder from Bellacino’s, and snapped today’s photo. It had just stopped raining and the photo was taken handheld. I love my camera and the convenience of downtown Greenville … This extra photo shows some of what was unpacked.

On a recent post I described the scene: “There were lights twinkling in the trees, lots of people walking on the sidewalks, and a band playing in the background”. Today’s photo shows what I was describing … Click here for a photo, of closeup of a similar band, taken in in May of 2006.

I took this photo at a recent event and held off on posting it until today. Originally I felt the photo was too busy. However it grew on me and I have now chosen to share it … Do you also take photos which it takes looking at several times before you decide you like them?

As a follow-up to yesterday’s photo about Mice on Main, today I share a photo of Sheila and a mouse … Actually I took this photo originally with the intent of capturing the bud light truck. Then our good friend Sheila playfully stepped trough the frame. And when looking at the photo after the fact I noticed a mouse sculpture I had not been aware of before … PS: Notice the netting on the Bud Light truck. This is so those serving beer can dispose of the bottles and if a toss is a too far no one is hurt by flying glass.