Just don’t park
Sure, you can sit down here, and maybe have some coffee or a little something from the bar. Just, please, do not park here.
The Mining Exchange Hotel
Colorado Springs, Colorado
photographed 8.31.2016
Posted on September 27, 2016, in Photography and tagged 365 photo project, black and white photography, colorado, Colorado Springs, Colorado Springs Colorado, downtown, Leica, melinda green harvey, monochrome, one day one image, photo a day, photography, postaday, The Mining Exchange Hotel. Bookmark the permalink. 9 Comments.
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Typical Colorado Springs traffic law.
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So, it was a good thing we walked more than we drove?
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Probably… It’s not a terrible city to walk in, mostly.
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I like a good, walkable city. Lubbock is the opposite of that, unfortunately.
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Lots of cities are. The best walking in COS, though, is on the many trails that are cleverly hidden. 🙂
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Park your backside but not your auto. Has a backside ever been issued with a parking ticket, I wonder?
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I guess a loitering citation is the same as a parking ticket for a backside?
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Loitering is often associated with intent, whereas parking one’s backside sounds like the owner of said backside is just after a sit down and has no stamina for ‘intent’ in any form.
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That’s an important legal distinction. I mean, I GUESS it is: I’m a writer and a photographer, so what do I know?!
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