I don’t know if this spiky and jagged object atop the funnel of Steamboat Natchez (New Orleans) serves a purpose or whether it is only decorative, but it would be a nasty place to land.
March’s square theme is Spiky Squares (spiky, jagged, pointy, bristly, serrated, prickly, spiny, and/or barbed)
The spiky points on this gate/fence guarding a dock on the Hudson River, New York City, would certainly keep me out!
March’s square theme is Spiky Squares (spiky, jagged, pointy, bristly, serrated, prickly, spiny, and/or barbed)
You couldn’t possibly overlook this house!
Here’s a rather shocking colour for a house. This is in Kerala, India.
What caught my eye about these two cats was how well cared for they looked, which is not exactly common in Fiji where cats are generally scrawny and rough looking. Then I spotted how alert the one cat is, in contrast to the black one that is fast asleep!
Manhattan rooftops
There are so many roofs here it’s hard to make sense of them. None, it should be said, is particularly attractive! The flat roofs of modern city buildings aren’t exactly eye catching. This shot was taken from the “top of the rock”, the 70th floor (850 ft/230 m up) of the Rockerfeller building in Manhattan, New York City.
June Squares: Roof If you have a photo (or two!) of a roof, join in!
Who could resist?
Winter has settled in here in Sydney, and I’d really rather be on a beach in tropical Vanuatu. This thatched roof would give enough shade to keep the cocktails cool. 😉
June Squares: Roof If you have a photo (or two!) of a roof, join in!
