More People And Places In Corning NY

A beautiful, breezy day by the Chemung River (June)


Market Street (January)



Perhaps the first resolution should have been to use spell-check. (January)



Motorcyclists passing Bridge Street Laundry (May)



Reflections (May)



Trees in bloom (May)



Kayaks on the Chemung River (May)






Corner of Pulteney and Wallace (May)



Market Street building from the Cedar Street side (May)



We surprised each other! (May)



Centerway Square at lunchtime (May)



On a break (May)



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The Corning Farmers' Market begins today, in spite of grey skies and rain.

Memorial Day 2013

The lovely couple above have been married for 61 years, since shortly after he returned from the Korean War. I’m sure I heard them telling someone else that they have a child celebrating a 41st wedding anniversary.

I see this vehicle in the parade every year.




Happy faces. Waiting for the start of the 2013 Memorial Day Parade in Corning NY.




Color Guard practice.


























Randy drove the Hokey Pokey truck in the parade, as usual. This year, however, Lorraine and their granddaughter walked in front of the truck adding a special touch to the occasion.




From a walk down Market Street, earlier in the day.







Market Street’s newest business.




Finally ~ I was taking a Sunday morning walk along the river (which is off to the right in this photo) and spotted this couple soaking up the sun and fresh air. In a brief conversation, they revealed that they were listening to a church sermon online.




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MEMORIAL DAY PARADE ~ May 31, 2011



THE VAMC AND THE NATIONAL CEMETERY AT BATH NY ~ May 28, 2011



(Last but not least, I hope you'll take a few minutes to visit my other blog, Step by Step in the Kitchen.)

First Pictures of 2013

Christmas 2012 is slowly fading away. Just a few decorations remain.

Northside Christmas tree is decorated from the bottom of the trunk to the top of the tree.

Hens and Chicks survive in all kinds of weather and can be planted most anywhere.

A Pepsi dispenser also survives outside. I prefer Coca-Cola.

Missing - or found.

Buried but not for long.