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This sign hangs over the storage building at Wilco, an farm supply cooperative, on 1st Ave. It’s very blue, and yet it’s also somewhat purple. This is exciting stuff. Aren’t you glad you stopped by today?
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Please & Thank You
about 2 weeks ago - 2 comments
From the truly random file comes today’s photo of some writing on a newspaper recycling bin at the Circle K on E. Washington St. I don’t know why I’m posting it, but I am.
Windows
about 1 month ago - 1 comment
I happened by a laundromat near the south end of 1st Ave. last night, so I took a picture through the window. After I started this post, I realized I’d taken a very, very similar shot (and even processed it pretty much the same way) back in 2008. I guess my brain decided doing a More >
Picks Are Optional
about 1 month ago - 1 comment
I took this photo one night a week or two ago of a window display at Cartwright’s Music Repair Shop on 3rd Ave. Guitars are beautiful creatures.
Wear The Rainbow
about 2 months ago - 1 comment
These colorful t-shirts were for sale outside of the Jensen-Kreitzer Clothing store in downtown Stayton on 3rd Ave. In other news, don’t miss the 10th Annual Garden Tour tomorrow (the 27th) from noon to 5pm to benefit the restoration of the Brown House. Visit the Brown House’s web site for more information. I don’t think More >
Wilco & Farmers
about 4 months ago - 2 comments
Wilco Farmers is an agricultural store, with a lot of area farms for customers. I thought the truck sitting in front of it, piled up with hay bales, was appropriate. I was going to wax eloquently about American farms and so on, but my ability to be eloquent is offline today. Insert your own thoughts More >
Rust & Decay
about 4 months ago - 12 comments
This door and wall are part of the building comprising the old Porter TV & Appliance building on the corner of 3rd Ave. and Marion St. The store hasn’t been open for many years, and shows a lot of wear. Still, there’s something about that building I adore. I bought my first 45rpm record in More >
Welcome
about 7 months ago - 1 comment
Yesterday, I posted a photo taken on 3rd Ave. looking south, so for no reason whatsoever, here’s a photo taken in basically the same spot, looking the other direction. This time it’s looking up at some businesses instead of the sidewalk, so I suppose that’s different. For a historical view of things, these buildings were More >
A Dark Day in the Donut Drive-Thru
about 7 months ago - 4 comments
Guest photographer Hugo sent in today’s interesting photo and information: This isn’t a great picture, and possibly not a very interesting one either. But, if you happen to be waiting in line for your donuts on 08/21/2017 a little after 10 A.M. you will notice that things seem “odd”. The day will turn to night More >
Jolly Pink Santa
about 8 months ago - 1 comment
It’s the latest in North Pole fashion, don’t ya know. Santa always tries to stay up on all the latest trends. I spotted this on the window of a convenience store on 1st Ave.
Silent Night
about 8 months ago - 1 comment
These photos are from a lovely little window display at Harold’s Jewelers on 3rd Ave. I want to thank the folks who walked by while I was taking photos for not thinking I was robbing the place. Which would be stupid of me, anyway, since Harold’s is right across the street from the police station. More >
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about 2 years ago
Nice shot. I love the lighting.
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about 2 years ago
Wilco-such pleasant memories. I remember the Wilco grain elevator that stood at the west entry to Silverton throughout my childhood…my stepfather worked at that Stayton Wilco for quite a few years. Good times.
about 2 years ago
As long as it doesn’t say “feed me” and sit near a giant plant named Audrey…