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Last week, I shared some photos I took while stuck in traffic. I mentioned that I had several leftovers and since days of cold, snow and “wintry mix” have followed, I decided to share the leftovers today. That might seem like a cheesy excuse for leftovers, but I like leftovers, with or without cheese melted over them.
For those who are unfamiliar with last week’s post, I was stuck in traffic in Hartford, Connecticut after three accidents on Interstate 91 (the north south highway through Hartford) forced rush hour traffic onto the city streets. Although I was making slow progress through the city, I was stuck in rush hour traffic on the other side of the city and I was behind several school buses. I used this stop and go period to snag some pictures.
Due to this activity, some of my photos include a tree or a utility pole or part of my car. Also, one home appears twice–once while I was at a traffic signal and once as a school bus stopped on the other side of the intersection. But, the two views each show unique aspects of the house.
In addition to the doors, I am still participating in Linda G. Hill’s JusJoJan challenge. Today, the prompt is “Cheesy” and it was provided by Yvensong. I checked out her blog, it’s worth a look.
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