These fluffy whites are smiling down on Lafayette Park and the Pettus Bridge.
Honestly, I don't ever recall a summer without haze! We've had rain.
We've had clouds, and we've had blue sky, but almost daily showers
have kept the haze away.
Lafayette Park is named for the Marquis de Lafayette, who briefly
visited here many years ago, and the plaque commemorates
Selma's first bridge that was built in 1884 and torn down in 1940
when the Pettus Bridge (background) opened.
Linking to Skywatch Friday, Friday Fences and City Daily Photo Blogs
Love the touch of red flowers in this beautiful scene.
ReplyDeletelove the angle of this shot. beautiful view. ( :
ReplyDeleteLove the way you composed this and all the colors - it does rather look like the rains cleaned up the air. We've had lots of rain, too, which means the flora is quite lush but the air is also quite humid! :)
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful commemorative!
ReplyDeletebeautiful lamp and planter
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot at the park.
ReplyDeleteA walk in that park would be most refreshing!
ReplyDeleteFence at Noon
an interestingly shaped lamppost
ReplyDeleteall the arches are really pretty!
ReplyDeleteA pretty spot. I like the wrought iron fence.
ReplyDeleteThis could be used as a tourist post card! Very nice image.
ReplyDeleteVery nice perspective...Love it!
ReplyDeleteLafayette got around, didn't he? There is a Hartford statue celebrating his visit.
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