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First Light over House |
Hills at Sunrise |
Sun breaking over Gravel Park.
I call it Gravel Park, but I don't know if that's the real name. It's
a park with no grass, though. Instead, the ground is covered with gravel
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Benches at Gravel Park.
Gravel Park has these interesting, mosaic-tiled benches. I wish they
could be seen better; they're really quite interesting. |
More Gravel Park
Here you can clearly see the gravel, and the desert plants. |
House with Sun Ornament
There seems to be something about having a picture or artwork of the
sun on the side of your house. You can't much make it out here, but it's
the brown circle to the right of the front door. I saw a few of these
and similar icons around Yuma. |
Cable TV antennae |
House of Rocks |
Dog in the Front Yard
You can tell the optics on my cheap camera are not too great... the
real lens flare is pretty grungy. |
Yuma airport |
Water Tanks from Afar
These tanks, presumably water tanks, though I don't really know, have
an interesting position on a predominant hill very near downtown. The
mural, which you can't make out too well, is of a southwestern landscape.
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Enlargement of water tanks
This is an enlargement of the previous picture, though you can't make
the mural out too much better for all my effort. |
Colorful Cacti |
Can Collector near Gravel Pit |
Fast Bicyclist
In contrast to the man with the bike collecting cans. These photos were
taken within 3 minutes of each other, somewhat ironic since it was about
6:00 a.m. on Sunday and in a fairly underdeveloped part of town. |
Pretty Flowers and Union Pacific
You can barely see the train in the background. |
Date Farm |
Suarro Cactus House
Sorry, I know this isn't spelled right, but I must have it REALLY wrong,
because I can't even find it in the dictionary.
(It's S-a-g-u-a-r-o. -ed. ) |
Aqueduct and Little Dam |
Purple Apartment with Sun and Honda
Here is a bright purple apartment (though the color doesn't quite show)
with a sun painted on the stucco wall. Parked out front is ths tricked-out
Honda Civic. |
Steel Bridges
The automobile bridge was closed for repairs. Somebody mentioned this
is/was the main way into town, and nearby is a famous old-west prison.
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Concrete Overpass
In the upper left of the previos picture, you can see the edge of this
bridge. Perhaps this is the NEW main way into town. |
Yuma City Hall |
Corn Fields |
Junk Yard |
These pictures were taken on one of those cardboard Kodak cameras (35mm) on
June 24, 2001 in Yuma, Arizona, except for the one of the wrecked car yard and
the corn farm, which were taken the same day, but on the California side of
the Colorado river (across from Yuma). They were printed onto Kodak paper. I
don't know what f-stop or shutter speed I used... the camera does all that.