Saturday, April 28, 2007

Picture Of The Day: April 28, 2007

Fort Stevens, 13th Street @ Georgia Avenue

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15 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

This made me laugh. And laugh. The cannon pointing in the direction of quiet residential homes sums it up. Life in DC during the Bush years ...

You are so good.

12:08 PM  
Blogger Washington Cube said...

I'm adding more pictures of this fort today, KOB. Just didn't have time

4:45 PM  
Blogger Pod said...

my! that's a big 'un
;0p

4:25 AM  
Blogger Washington Cube said...

POD: It's a cannon from the American Civil War.

12:15 AM  
Blogger playfulinnc said...

How bizarre.

7:38 AM  
Blogger Megarita said...

That poor house! We have a similar fort 'round my place here, only with a much newer gun. It's always moving around, keeping the various houses in cars on their guard. Great shot.

8:57 AM  
Blogger Phil said...

"I'll be damned if the McMillan family thinks their going to raid us again!"

1:14 PM  
Blogger B.K. said...

Leave it to Cube! You take such clever pictures.

1:16 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Please contact me about your blog. I'm at mike@dcguide.com

7:00 PM  
Blogger Sparklebot said...

That cannon is in my hood. I walk by it all the time, but have never bothered to think about it. Sometimes I'm dumb.

7:09 PM  
Blogger Reya Mellicker said...

Funny but this didn't make me laugh. It's a powerful image. The history of the Civil War is still unwinding itself. Wow, thank you!

8:30 AM  
Blogger m.a. said...

I miss you, Cube.

11:34 PM  
Blogger Lucy Dee said...

Hey, so what happened to the rest of the blog? I was excited to see what was next, based off of a comment you left. ¿Que Pasa? If you need some inspiration, drop by my standup comedy blog, and I'll feed you something.

6:21 PM  
Blogger Ishmael said...

was that taken with a canon?
http://bs-less.blogspot.com/

2:11 AM  
Blogger Washington Cube said...

Hardy har har. No. It was taken with my Sony that I carry daily. My big camera is a Nikon.

6:48 AM  

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