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2017

Greetings.  We discovered that this weekend’s contribution to The Times PacificNW mag has been dropped, or rather postponed, for this January One, 2017 the annual “Pictures of the Year” (last year) takes every page, except, of course, those with the ads.    In its place we will assemble a miscellany: a  pile of oddities.

PIONEER AGING

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The INTERLAKEN BIKE TRAIL – Perhaps An Early Pause to Tweet

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WORLD WAR ONE SURGERY BASE HOSPITAL NO. 50 ( IN FRANCE) SUPPLIED WITH DOCTORS AND NURSES FROM WASHINGTON STATE

NURSE AT THE BEACH (NORMANDY)

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CAPITOL HILL BUS STOP at the Southwest Corner of BROADWAY and REPUBLICAN

In 1976-77 during my residency above Peters on Broadway I snapped two thousand or more photographs – both bw and color – of those waiting for a bus and/or boarding it.   It was part of an art in public places program, which, I think or bet, Anne Folke at the And/Or Gallery (and performance space, also on Capitol Hill) was behind.   Some of the photographs wound up on the busses – beside the interior ads.  (Or they might have had busses that were dedicated to the public arts project sans commerce.)

Friends of the Rag performed for our cameras – we also shot film. (Some day all will be revealed.)

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POLITICALLY CORRECT GRAFFITI – CA. 1975 on Eastlake

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MERIDIAN PLAYFIELD – From WALLINGFORD WALKS, 2006-2010 [click to enlarge]

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REST IN PEACE

Composer Norman Durkee at my 40th Birthday party, Oct. 28, 1978.
Friend of art and justice, Doug McBroom (on the right) with his contribution to MOMA’S Forsaken Art Collection. Occasion: 2013 founding of the Museum Of Forsaken Art with a banquet at Ivar’s Salmon House. All those attending paid for their own salmon, (except those who forgot to, slackers for whom Jean Sherrard picked up the bill) and contributed an object of art to the collection, which now waits and calls for an old or new member to help build the web page sharing the estimated 1000 parts of the collection. Please step forward.
Tiny Freeman over the shoulder of KRAB RADIO founder Lorenzo Milam on the evening of KRAB’S LAST DAY on the air. (There’s a good history of KRAB on HISTORYLINK should you want to know the date – and more.)

 

Tiny Freeman (on the right) on the sidewalk beside the Central Tavern on First Ave. South.
Christ’s Nose – early and late Gothic examples
MISSING LINK from Stanwood High School photo album

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PROVERBS FROM 1889 AND A PROHIBITION-SYMPATHETIC CARTOON FROM A SEATTLE TIMES CLIP FOR MARCH 18, 1913. [CLICK TWICE to Read]

PIONEER SQUARE BAR and only 45 DRINKING DAYS LEFT

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BRAIN POWER – FOUR FREE LECTURES – MOORE THEATRE

ESTES CONDUCTS HIS KIDS IN A TREE LIKE NOTES ON A MUSICAL STAFF – LIFE MAGAZINE NOV. 21, 1938
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