Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good night.
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If you’ve never seen a Christmas pyramid before, or sometimes called a Christmas carousel, then here is your first glance. They’re very cool. It’s essentially a scene, usually nativity, that’s set on a rotating platform. There is a rod that goes up through the pyramid and connects to vanes that sit above the scene. Small candles are placed around the edges and lit, and the heat from them makes the vanes turn, which in turn moves the scene. This one is my father-in-law’s. He’s had it for nearly forty years. But you can get your own if you want to spend the money. -
When the movers have moved you out, but you’re not in the new house yet… -
Santa came to the local paint your own pottery place to say hello to all the kiddies. -
This month is just blowing by. Sorry for not keeping up with a photo per day. Here is one of my daughter’s school. I love how the lines come together in this photo. -
I dunno, this seems a little sketchy… -
It’s been pretty warm here in New England the last few days, and wet. It poured for two days straight. So when the sun this morning hit the moisture on the ground in forty degree temps, fog ensued. -
I’ve been so caught up in work and packing up a house to move and the holidays that I just haven’t had time to post. I’m trying to get back to a regular daily schedule for the rest of the year. So what better way to start than a creepy photo of a mausoleum? -
Architecture shot from the University of Maryland, College Park. I had the opportunity to return to Maryland for a quick trip this weekend and walked around the campus, albeit briefly. I had forgotten how much brick is used in all of the architecture there. -
I’m not in the air all that often, but wherever I am, I am never not filled with a sense of fear and wonder.
Scott Lyerly 