The Purple Van

New Haven in Autumn

Another view from the top of East Rock Park. Autumn 2005

A couple of views from the 3rd floor on Whitney Ave

Nightfall Over New Haven

My cousin Steve takes in the view from East Rock at dusk - Looking over New Haven and Long Island Sound to Long Island.

Stainless Steel-Part4

This entry in the "Shiny Structures Series" (see previous entries Part1 Part2 and Part3)is in my own neighborhood for a change. A water treatment plant across the street from Eli Whitney's first mass production armory in Hamden, Conecticut.

The Dryad

Edgerton Park's own resident Dryad.

Something happens to him after a few.

Signs of Spring

Sidewalk with garden hose and maple droppings. Whitney Avenue New Haven.

Greenhouse at Edgerton

Used Book Storage

The Beineke Rare Book Library at Yale University is a very interesting structure. A protective glass box inside a cube of translucent marble that glows softly inside from the natural light outside.

It feels like someplace Kirk and Spock would visit. The sacred repository of all knowledge of some ancient alien race silently biding it's time on some long forgotten distant planet.

Frank Fights A Girl

All very sad, but at least he won.

Kitty enjoys his new home.

Kitty is my step cat. He lived with my wife before we were together and he was supposedly wary of new people. He hid for a couple of days when he first moved in but now he's friendlier than ever and doesn't mind new people much at all.

This tree is really showing off.

This Japanese Maple near Edgerton Park loves to strut it's stuff. November 9, 2002