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3/8/2023 – sparrow
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Avast mateys, the Black Pearl, she has run aground! Where is Cap’n Jack Sparrow?

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Bonus
3/7/2023 – something from “Pango Pango”
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Pago Pago (pronounced Pango Pango) is the territorial capital of American Samoa.
It is home to Chicken of the Sea and Sunkist tuna companies. Tuna is the biggest export.

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3/7/2023 – holes
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3/6/2023 – Donut
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3/5/2023 – squares
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Sewer grate cover with a much better design than the ones with tire-catching parallel lines.

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3/4/2023 – lines
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Snow lines left after the melting of about 6 inches of snow.

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3/3/2023 – home
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Baseball fans like seeing people cross home plate.

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3/2/2023 – cowardly lion
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This little guy did not look very intimidating, so I took his picture. Then he called the big family dog which came bounding around the side of the house barking wildly. I was glad for the invisible fence.

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Sculptures in private yard on Hudson St in Cornwall-on-Hudson, NY.

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3/1/2023 – tin man
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2/28/2023 – scarecrow
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The regular scarecrow has gone south for the winter; this is the replacement.

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2/27/2023 – Yellow brick road
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Did the NY State Military Academy decommission the road to make the Admissions Building?

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2/26/2023 – silver slippers
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On an icy road, these might be silver slippers.

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2/25/2023 – Wicked Witch
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I have cycled on this street many times, but have never seen her.

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2/24/2023 – Foodie
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Borek-G is a local small business in Falls Church. We first were introduced to their homemade Turkish food at a local farmers market. They (mom and son) opened a store in Falls Church, with delicious, fresh food.
Review and story from the Washington Post.

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