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Essentially the Only One

by Richard

Posts tagged with "St. Louis Landing"

Low Water

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A swift trip down to the Mississippi River front for a Subway sandwich lunch (a foot-long roasted chicken breast, pepper cheese, lettuce, onions, cucumber, tomato, green pepper, hot pepper, banana pickle, dill pickle slices, black olives on Italian herb bread - delicious!).

The river was exceptionally low. Low enough that the gentle slope of the landing was tapering downward towards a much deeper cut channel and the stones of the bank were broken up and disordered. Something I don't normally see. I felt a strange thrill at being given a glimpse of something the river usually hides.

Dog

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A silhouette of a bronze dog - part of a statue of Lewis and Clark on the Mississippi waterfront in St. Louis city itself. Looks like it was taken at sunrise or sunset - but it was actually taken at midday.

One advantage of the low winter sun.

Below you see the brick cobbles that surface the gently sloping waterfront. A peaceful place, even with a city at your back, to sit and eat lunch.
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