It all started with this photograph. After buying a few edibles, I came out of the small store and noticed two antennae on one of the roofs in that neighborhood. One of them was shining like the Christmas lights, but the other wasn't. It was a cool scene.
Closer to the entrance of the store, just across the road, I saw this little island formed by the stuff fallen from the branches of the tree that are hanging above the sunshade of a closed restaurant. Some small plants recently grew on that thing.
Here you can see the big letters under the garden miniature on the sunshade. These are the first three letters of the restaurant's name. MEDULIN. The town is also called Medulin. Do with that information whatever you want. MED means honey. Now you know
This photograph was taken near another grocery store, more or less a kilometer from the first one. You can see a dense growth of yucca plants in the local park. Since I don't have much to say about those plants here, I will use the free space ...
... under this photograph to write a few more words about the antennae that started the post. I mean, they were lit in such a cool way. One was reflecting the sunlight like crazy, the other was just a normal uninteresting antenna ...
... made to help us consume the shit served by various televisions. Boring things can always surprise you with moments of magic created by the light and your own state of mind. The thing shown in this photograph is just a small but kinda crucial part ...
... of a much bigger sculpture. This is a World War II memorial, and those abstract shapes probably mean something, like symbolically and all that, but hey ... please, be kind and don't ask me what. Strictly aesthetically, I like the thing. Nice shapes.
This lovely flower is one of the many decorative ones that were planted along the sidewalk. I don't have anything else to say about the flower, because the picture kinda says it all, so I'll just say two random words that sound good to me. Woodwork. Gift.
Here you can see the star-shaped flowers of some plant that forms a green wall along the road. I have nothing else to show today, so this collection of random stuff collected yesterday morning in my hometown, must end right now - THE END.
Yes, I bought some groceries yesterday and then continued to the next store where I planned to buy more stuff. I also noticed some things that looked slightly inspiring and worth photographing, so I have something to post about now. That's it. I don't think there's more to say. It was a slow and lazy morning walk that in the end produced a fairly lazy post. Hope you enjoy it though.
AS ALWAYS HERE ON HIVE, THE PHOTOGRAPHS ARE MY WORK.
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