I just found out about Friday Skywatch from reading other City Photo sites - so here's the sunrise sky over the Portage River this morning, taken behind downtown on Foster Street. The larger view (click for it) shows more of those "rays" that are so visible but hard to photograph.
The sign attached to this tree in Scidmore Park says "Sycamore" - but it is about 15 feet off the ground! Did they put it up there, or did the tree grow?
Theme for September is "big" and in the American midwest that means one thing: the local water tower. Skyscrapers may be tall, but they don't have the cachet of the water tower; the tales of the midnight climbs by high schoolers to emblazon their school year with spray paint are a storied part of local bravado. Oh, and the towers provide water, too.
Three Rivers' tower looms over a local baseball field and dwarfs the nearby homes and trees. The pawprint is the high school football team's logo ("Wildcats").
Three Rivers is a small city in the U.S. midwest, halfway between Detroit and Chicago. This blog consists of photos taken in the City of Three Rivers, Michigan, and in the surrounding Three Rivers postal zone area. For more lovely scenes of the countryside around Three Rivers, click on over to HelenMac's "Day By Day in Fabius".