Tainted by a few dead flowers and a Nova Scotia Power meter, the character of this picture pulls in urban dwellers and probably turns off rural folk. Look to the distance in order to spot Clyde Street and, if your eyes are really good, Spring Garden Road. On-street parking is limited, so most of these houses have back gardens that have been turned into gravel parking lots. Thankfully, some homeowners let the nature have its way out front.
7.28.2009
PLANTERS BOXES ON BIRMINGHAM STREET
Tainted by a few dead flowers and a Nova Scotia Power meter, the character of this picture pulls in urban dwellers and probably turns off rural folk. Look to the distance in order to spot Clyde Street and, if your eyes are really good, Spring Garden Road. On-street parking is limited, so most of these houses have back gardens that have been turned into gravel parking lots. Thankfully, some homeowners let the nature have its way out front.
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