Delivery door

Delivery door logo

The delivery door of a paint store sports a different logo than the one above the front door.

SW store with corporate logo  

The hand-painted door logo almost has a graffiti like feel to it.

Fiber optic

DOT 57x57  

This 57 x 57 diamond pattern utility cover was put in place by RIDOT and provides access to fiber optic cables.

The top of the cover shows the EJ company logo.

Between two poles

Rusty 28x28 cover 

This 28 by 28 diamond pattern utility cover is located between two traffic signs in a much trafficked sidewalk.  Very few pedestrians walk in between the sign poles.  The lack of a constant and steady shoe shine has allowed the cover to reach a ruddy reddish rust state.

The cover ring was made by LeBARON FOUNDRY INC. and is further identified by the EJIW - MADE IN USA.  The LeBaron Foundry, founded in 1855, was located in Brockton, Massachusetts.  It was the primary supplier of manhole, catch basin, and sewer covers for the "Big Dig" in Boston.  The LeBaron Foundry was bought in late 2008 by the East Jordan Iron Works of East Jordan, Michigan, which had been founded in November, 1883.  The cover itself shows the EJ company logo, the corporate holder of those brands. 

Bowed back barn

Barn building 

The roof of this barn building is bowed in the middle.

Aquilegia

Aquilegia, also know as Columbine, is a genus of perennial plant with some sixty to seventy species.  This is one of those.

Aquilegia, no. 1 

Aquilegia, no. 2 

Aquilegia, no. 3 

Aquilegia, no 4 

Aquilegia, no. 5 

This particular columbine is a wilding.  

Papaver orientale

Papaver orientale (oriental poppy) flower pod 

Encased in droplets from the morning fog, this oriental poppy flower pod snakes out of the foliage and into the open.

Papaver orientale flower

The water droplets create a different texture for this drooping poppy flower.

Papaver orientale seed pod and flower 

The seed pod and flower of this papaver orientale cultivar.  

Eleven o'clock lady

Nap at noon in bloom

This cluster of Ornithogalum umbellatum waited for a warm and sunny day in early May to bloom.  A perennial bulb that can be invasive, this six petaled white spring flower is commonly known as "nap-at-noon", "eleven-o'clock lady", or "star of Bethlehem".