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cobalt

Finally a photo shared on the right day, #SilentSunday #MyPhoto #Flagstaff #Arizona
Sweet Shop Sweet Spot - Candy, sweets, gelato and gifts in an old downtown Flagstaff shop with the old limestone and red brick exterior. The windows are fogged with moisture and it was going to soon rain again. Alley side view shows an old sign painted and fading off the bricks, for a mattress sold long ago.

Sweet Shop Sweet Spot - Candy, sweets, gelato and gifts in an old downtown Flagstaff shop with the old limestone and red brick exterior. The windows are fogged with moisture and it was going to soon rain again. Alley side view shows an old sign painted and fading off the bricks, for a mattress sold long ago. The entrance is old fashioned with black painted wood, gold painted trim around door and window panels and it is dark still, early morning.
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cobalt

Dedicated to my friend @SrRochardBunson a scoundrel and zine-lover if I ever saw one. Like a few other images I've shared over the last three months, this one from my "real camera" was also seen in an alley in downtown Flagstaff Arizona on a dreary morning early. I wondered what the metal plate was originally bolted to the exterior wall to cover. Perhaps a coal shute opening. It was fun to read the many stickers and somehow they surrounded but did not cover the graffiti, maybe one with some sort of meaning. In any case, a found abstract image.
#Flagstaff #Arizona #Stickers #Wall #MyPhoto

As described in the post, a metal plate bolted to a cement wall in an alley. It's been there years and is weathered but still continues to collect graffiti in spray paint, marker or chalk, with stickers at random filling the bottom and partway up the sides of the square plate painted light gray-green. The outer areas are dirty textured cement, gray with brown details in cracks. A bit of a window is top left but looks sealed up. Grungy image but this is an actual photo not edited with filters.
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cobalt

No idea what happened to a post I had this morning, but in recognition of St. Patrick's Day, I have a sign from an Irish pub @ grill to share, Collins. I didn't get to go there and it was good to know that sometime when I get up there next to Flagstaff, I will try it out. I dearly miss "my" Rúla Búla Irish restaurant I went to for over 20 years, Tempe Arizona. It closed and I'll never see the likes of it again. Every St. Patrick's Day, I and my brothers and sisters would each get our own limerick written for us by my full Irish grandfather. It was very special and I still have some saved to this day! Anyway, perhaps my post will wink at any who know this place up North. #IrishPub #Flagstaff #Arizona #RulaBula #Tempe

Hanging outdoor sign for an Irish restaurant in Flagstaff. Over 25 years there now the sign is labeled. Copper colored metal oval hangs from a black wrought iron bracket. The letters and harp designs are cut through the top plate to expose the black one under it. The rest of the building around this sign shows stucco, wood and red brick on the facade with windows set high at the storefront. Collins is the name.
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cobalt

This is a Sunday greeting. I hope you have a bright, sunny day today. Or maybe it will be overcast and a bit gray. I saw this sun medallion on a patched exterior wall in a Flagstaff alley this last summer.

I'm unsure if this will show up very well in the browser. The size is much larger than I like to share, but the smaller size makes it look like there is no focus. And, as usual, I have a nice bright Mac display 27" with great contrast, so for me, it's not too dark. Hmmm, but maybe for you? I'm interested in your comments, but please do mention what browser and computer/mobile device you are seeing this with. Thanks!
#Arizona #Flagstaff #Wall #MyPhoto

This sun medallion is an odd decorative part of a building exterior back wall patched many times with new cement and paint. It is raised up cement like a medallion that has been a bit eroded and rubbed off partly. The yellow paint highlights some of the rays and the sphere is encircled with yellow paint partly over white outline paint. There is a bit of medium gray-blue paint on the most raised part of the sun face. The rest of the wall is textured and patched cement showing beige, white, brown and blue-gray sections as for an abstract painting.
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DoomsdaysCW

#KleeBenally, Navajo advocate for #IndigenousPeople and #environmental causes, dies in Phoenix

Klee Benally was among the most vocal opponents of snowmaking at #ArizonaSnowbowl ski resort in #Flagstaff.

AP, January 1, 2024

PHOENIX — "Klee Benally, a Navajo man who advocated on behalf of Indigenous people and environmental causes, has died, his sister said. He was 48 years old.

"Benally died Saturday at a Phoenix hospital, Jeneda Benally said. His cause of death was not disclosed.

"Klee Benally was among the most vocal opponents of snowmaking at Arizona Snowbowl ski resort in Flagstaff. At least 13 tribes consider the mountain on public land to be sacred.

"He protested #PoliceViolence and #RacialProfiling and was among activists who gathered outside metro Phoenix’s NFL stadium in 2014 to denounce the offensive team name previously used by the franchise from Washington, D.C.

"Benally advocated for the cleanup of abandoned #mines, where #uranium ore was extracted from the Navajo Nation over decades to support U.S. #nuclear activities during the #ColdWar.

"He also spoke out against an ordinance that, in a bid to address the problem of #homelessness, had banned camping on public property in Flagstaff.

"'There is no compassionate way to enforce the #AntiCamping ordinance,' Benally said in 2018 when officials declined to alter the 2005 ordinance. 'Life is already hard enough for our unsheltered relatives on the streets.'

"Benally was also a guitarist, and played with his sister and brother in the Native American punk rock band #Blackfire."

Source:
12news.com/article/life/people
#RestInPowerKleeBenally #RIPKleeBenally

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