There are times when nothing much is going on around town and yet the hungry maw of the blog must be fed. So I go out cruising (driving, of course, because this is the U.S.), looking for anything that catches my eye. Sometimes I think of the old song by St. Louisan Chuck Berry:
Ridin' along in my automobile...This got my attention while driving across quiet Tower Grove Park. Skreech, pull to the curb. So there I was, sitting in a damp culvert, thinking I was the flippin' Piet Mondrian of South St Louis, when someone walking a dog passed by and gave me the strangest look.
Cruisin' and playin' the radio
With no particular place to go.
belle référence musicale, j'ai eut l'occasion de voir Chuck Berry a un festival de rock sur Paris, c'etait magique, une vraie pile electrique
ReplyDeleteToo green for Mondrian! I always see yellow and red and black and blue! But I like this!
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Very good. Almost a bit of 3-D here.
ReplyDeleteGo Bob! So many older guys never get off the couch or swivel their eyes away from the TV! I, for one,am glad you're out there, cruisin'! I enjoy your photos and the commentary!
ReplyDeleteI never doubted for one minute that you 'had rhythm' Bob, you're the new and improved Piet Mondrian, he's so 'yesterday'!!
ReplyDeleteBroadway Boogie Woodie. Does St. Louis have a Broadway?
ReplyDeleteI know...I get those look sometimes... And often I look back and still see the person staring at whatever it was I was shooting. I like your Mondrian.
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