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Tag Archives: spring
The Indefatigable Fig Tree
Italian immigrants probably planted these fig trees in these hardscrabble, concrete back yards generations ago for a taste of the old country. This one is growing from a neighbor’s yard, and despite being harshly pruned and cut to the very … Continue reading
Posted in Looking South, South Philly Safari
Tagged fig, fig tree, Italy, Philadelphia, South Philly, spring
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Pollen, Pollen Everywhere!
Sorry for the lack of posts lately, but the fellas and I have been particularly hard hit by allergies this spring. Every errand I ran were on streets lined with flowering trees, and I didn’t leave the house without a … Continue reading
Posted in News, Philadelphia, Photography
Tagged Allegra, allergies, flowering trees, pollen, South Philly, spring
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Cold Snap!
The polar vortex that has gripped much of the nation has arrived in Philadelphia. Temperatures are in the single digits. The cat is burrowed under a blanket on the sofa, when he’s not sitting on the radiator keeping tabs on … Continue reading
Posted in Italian Market, News, Philadelphia, Photography
Tagged 9th Street, Giordano's, Italian Market, South Philly, spring, tulips
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Stacked Chairs
Stacked chairs for restaurant outdoor seating is a sure sign that spring has finally arrived! I’ve never been happier to see daffodils, and store my winter coat away – Hello Spring!!! SaveSave
Looking South – 2nd Day of Spring Snowfall
Posted in Italian Market, Looking South, News, Philadelphia, Photography
Tagged 9th Street, snow, spring
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