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Back in Los Angeles — But I have photos!

Back in Los Angeles since the end of February, technical challenges: My 10-year-old laptop finally gave it up and resuscitation efforts have proved not financially prudent. So, I’m posting this on a new machine, which is awesome, though I’m orders of magnitude poorer.

What to do? It’s a necessity — few things are, but a computer, for me, seems like one of them. Anyway — while I was in Milwaukee I took a bunch of pictures I have yet to post on the blog, though some have made it to Instagram (follow me there @jimbola2).
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The truck at the end of the parking lot. From inside Milwaukee Art Museum. (that is Lake Michigan)
Apartments from the art museum.
Random at the Milwaukee Public Market
Another random at the Milwaukee Public Market
St. Francis in his Tomb, Francisco de Zurbaran (MAM)
Tiffany lamp, MAM. Want.
Loved this photo from the Road Trip photo exhibit at the Milwaukee Art Museum.
Justine Kurland photo “Claire, 8th Ward” reminds me of my late niece Alma.
Selfie in coffeehouse john, cause, why the f not?
Selfie, outside on a cold day.
Bikes in winter. Not for me, though.
Green Bay Packer flamingos over-wintering.
Snowy night view.
Another view during a snowfall.
It was like 8 degrees or so when I snapped this. Chilly!

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Milwaukee Views

2239 Terrace Avenue, Milwaukee, where we lived in the 70s-80s. It’s for sale.
Quadracci from the Lake Michigan side
rumble under the highway
He had Frank Sinatra blaring from inside, so I stopped on my bike.
Some of Milwaukee downtown skyline and eastside buildings
What used to be the First Wisconsin Building, the tallest blg in the state, where I worked when I was in college.
Another view of the Quadracci
Quadracci Pavilion at the Milwaukee Art Center

Hard to believe my ten days here in Milwaukee visiting family is just about over, in fact, will be over at about 5 p.m. when I get on the Chicago train. Later this evening I’ll transfer to the Amtrak Lake Shore Limited which gets to Cleveland around 5:30 a.m. Saturday morning. Egad!

What’s in this post: pix of the Santiago Calatrava Quadracci Pavilion at the Milwaukee Art Center (the exterior) which now defines Milwaukee’s lakefront area. Also, took some video of the harbor from the Oak Leaf Trail (the bikepath) as well as near the Water Tower at North Avenue, where an old house of ours is for sale on Terrace Avenue. Sorry for the wind distortion on the Milwaukee Harbor clip. Also, I meant to say that the Hoan Bridge needs to be fixed or replaced, not the South Side of town!


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These are beautiful summer days full of sunshine. It’s what I’m used to in California, but very unusual for Wisconsin which is now suffering from “severe drought.” I hope it rains soon!



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