It has been a while, but am back to SSS2 at this new address (thanks MMT :).
On Wednesday, the always lovely Patti attended the demolition of Peck School in Ansonia. It has not been used as a school since 2000 and really cannot be rehabbed for any use as a building. So it was coming down this week.
It was sunny and warm for Feb. 28 (not Sonoran Desert warmth, about 52ºF / 10ºC), so southerly sun shadows were in order. The old school throws a lot of shadows (top, middle) and the city officials (mayor, aldermanic and economic development) are casting shadows as they safely watch the proceedings across the street.
My favorite though is the photographer's shadow. No socks - it really was a warm day!
We published an article in yesterday's Valley-Voice newsletter - see it Here!
It looks too good to be ruined.
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ReplyDeleteThanks for your nod to "Sonoran Desert warmth," Ralph. And thanks for sharing these wonderful (if sad--who wants to see a school demolished?) shadow shots.
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