PHOTOGRAPHER'S JOURNAL:
Roosting
Earl C. Banner was first,
penciled lightly, May 10, 1937.
Ed Trewline worked here in '58,
Rich Brodman or Brosman 9-23-82 wanted us to know,
and in 1940 CK & BH marked the date;
so did G.D. Cool and sucks unintelligible in 1972;
and Totes was here in '78,
neither first nor last,
perhaps he was meanest,
He carved his name deepest
in the attic of Anaconda
where pigeons roost and coo.
5 comments:
CONGRATULATIONS, Ted. It seems like I've been telling you that a lot lately! :)
Congrats are always appreciated. Thanks.
My congrats,too. And there's something about this photo that's heart-pulling. And I like the view from the window.
The view from that window is awesome!
Thanks Trotter and Tim for visiting. The Church is St. Anne's. It was built by the French Canadian immigrants that worked in the brass mills. If you drive across 84 you'll see it as you cross the valley at Waterbury.
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