It is the first of the month and the City Daily Photo community theme is “kindness”. Today’s photo was taken in Charlotte at the Flower Child restaurant where my wife and I have enjoyed several meals. The peace sign reminds me of the 60’s with the goals of Peace, love, and kindness. We were so idealistic then and I would like to extend some of those ideas and kindness to 2020.
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It is the first of the month and the City Daily Photo community theme is “your covid response”. As part of my response to Covid I stayed in touch with my grandchild through Face Time and YouTube. Each Saturday we spend an hour or so learning to program a robot. He is 12 years old and I am very proud of his accomplishments. It was lots of fun and a good way to stay in contact.
Following is a link to a humorous YouTube video where I demonstrated the object of our ping pong program.
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Spring has arrived in Charlotte. Leaves are on the trees, flowers are in full bloom, and pollen is in the air. Note that this specific tree is a challenge to photograph given the only available perspective does not capture the full size of the tree. I may need a new lens :)
This photo was taken near the intersection of East Trade street and South Davidson Street in Uptown Charlotte.
Following is a link to view the photo on Flickr.
I one of the Uptown Charlotte condo complexes, they have shelfs next to each doorway. Today’s photo shares some of the shelf art on display.
Following is a link to this photo on Flickr.
During these difficult times it is good to notice what is beautiful. This photo was taken at The Green, which is actually an underground parking garage. At street level The Green is a small park, complete with signpost honoring authors, two story sculptures of stacked books, fish sculptures spotting water for the kids to play in, and lots of flowers.
Following is a link to images from The Green. The address is 400 South Tryon. Also, following is a link to this photo on Flickr.
As part of the Mecklenburg county “stay at home” order, only essential business activity are allowed. It appears construction is not only allowed it is expanding at a rapid pace. The City of Charlotte has start several street repair projects which as started after the “stay at home” order. Thank you to all the construction workers.
The top left photo shows activity at the Duke Energy tower at 525 S. Tryon St. The remaining photos show conduit being laid along College Street.
There are not many people on the street however, Matt’s Chicago Dogs is open for online orders and take out. Bravo!
Following is a link to Matt’s website. The address is 435 South Tryon Street Suite 140. Also, following is a link to this photo on Flickr.
Charlotte is under a stay at home order and we are all getting tired of cooking at home. A suggestion is to enjoy a treat from Amalies French Bakery and Cafe. They deliver or you can pickup your online order.
Following is a line to Amalies online ordering website. The address is 380 S. College Street.
Many Charlotte restaurants are open for pickup and delivery. As the sign says, We’re open with love.
This photo was taken on an evening walk in Uptown. During the walk, we maintained six feet of physical distance with other walkers. However, physical distance is becoming harder and we regularly have to look for alternate routes.
Following is a link to the Cowbell Whiskey and Burger Bar. The address is 201 N Tryon St Ste 1010.
Today’s photo shows the Bank of America Tower which was recently constructed. Of specific interest is the video wall in the lobby. Their website says that one of the amenities is a thirty-four by sixty-six foot video wall that can be viewed from the lawn in the entry plaza.
Following is a link the Bank of America Tower website. The address is 620 S. Tryon.
The cherry blossoms can be found all over Charlotte and even in Uptown with the skyline in the background.
Today’s photo shows the Ratcliffe condos in Uptown Charlotte. Not a bad place to “stay at home” during the coronavirus pandemic. Like many we have a supply of non-perashable food and order perashable groceries online. We stay indoors most of the day but each evening we go for a walk while keeping distance from others.
Note that the sign posts are for Edgar Wisconsin, Rice Virginia, and Burroughs George. These are one of several sign post honoring authors. Edgar Rice Burroughs is one of my favorite authors because he created Tarzan.
Following is realtors website about the Ratcliffe condos. The address is 435 South Tryon Street.
The sun was out, the temperature were up, and the flowers were blooming. It was great to get out for a walk today. Given the pandemic we were careful to stay far away from others who were also enjoying the weather.
Note that the Bank of America Stadium is in the background of this photo. The address is 800 S. Mint Street.
As we all practice social distancing and some of us are staying at home; boxes are a sign of our times. Like many others we are leveraging home delivery and the result is shown here. Lots and lots of boxes :)
This photo is of the Arlington condo complex in the South End near Uptown Charlotte. As you can see, the condo’s make a bold statement in pink. Also, note that each condo has a wall of windows on all sides. As a result the views are outstanding.
Following is an link to the Arlington condos wikipedia page. The condo’s can be found at 315 Arlington Ave.
On our evening stroll, I took this photo of The 2nd Annual Bar Crawl. It was well attended even though large gatherings are banned due to the Coronavirus pandemic. The crowd was significantly smaller than last year.
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