rusty pillar
posted by jenni at 1:01 PM
Friday, September 29, 2006
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7 Comments:
In DC? What on earth is this?
well, Meg... I could tell ya, but I'm sure it would be MUCH more fun to hear you come up with some things it could be!
;)
Someone wanted to build a bridge, but someone on the other side didn't want him to.
Someone wanted to build a more permanent beanstalk, but ran out of money.
This used to be the tallest May Pole in the world until it was struck by a lightening.
A small man wanted to compete with the surrounding trees. You know, "Mine's bigger"??? Naughty!
Original plan for Washington Monument, until the Pioneers found out it rains a lot in DC?
This is actually a tiny piece of metal (like a watch part) but you did some fancy photo work.
A tall guy's bar stool.
Me building a house; I always start things with a big bang and then get bored quickly.
A paint company's rust test pole.
Something for the railroad, except the guys didn't read the plans right, so this one went vertical.
George Waashington burried a rusty nail 230 years ago this is what's growing now.
But in all seriousness, I hope it's not related to 9/11 and the Pentagon.
lol, meg sure can come up with many possibility for this rusty pillar..put her out of her misery and my curiousity, Jenni! :p :D
none of my explanations will compare to Meg's brilliant Musings... but the truth shall set us free?? or something like that..
It really is simply a rusty pillar. ;)
We took the metro (redline to Cleveland Park ) to get to the Woodly Park Zoo *( it's a equal walk from both Cleveland Park exits & Woodly Zoo exit, but it's DOWNHILL from Cleveland Park!)
you basically walk down Connecticut Avenue and cross a bridge ... and pass TWO starbucks... before you get to the Zoo.
on the bridge I spotted this rusty pillar.. it seemed to have no other purpose (anymore anyway) than to be shot for DP... and with the sky cooperating as it was, I couldn't resist. =)
see.. I told you Meg was more interesting! ;)
sometimes a rusty pillar is just a rusty pillar...
that is until our imagination makes it so much more!
Your photo changes rusty pillar into contemporary art work:-)
Just a rusty pillar? Not fair!!! I was expecting a smashing revelation!
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