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Author Archives: Phill Gibson
Half-mast
The flag at Ditto Landing is at half-mast.Why? I’m not sure – this was photographed before the pull-out from Afghanistan. There have been so many tragedies in recent times.They all start blending together, and we get numb to the sadness.
Beware of Alligators
A sign I thought I’d never see on a trail here in Huntsville! They released several alligators some 20+ years ago in order to control the beaver population, and apparently they can survive the winter here. Sort of reminds me … Continue reading
Posted in Photoblog, Wildlife
Tagged Alligators, Grissom High School, Singing River Trail
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Gargoyles in Downtown Huntsville
Or perhaps I should call them frogoyles! Look closer… I have known about these for a long time as the only gargoyles in downtown Huntsville, but only recently took close-up photos showing their amphibian nature. They are on the top … Continue reading
Posted in Urban
Tagged Downtown Huntsville, Frogoyles, Gargoyles, Terry-Hutchens Building
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Able and Baker, Monkeynauts
On the side of the newly opened 106 Jefferson, the Hilton Curio Hotel in Downtown Huntsville, are these two delightful creatures. I knew their names as soon as I realized they were up there. They are Able and Baker, the … Continue reading
Posted in Photoblog, Urban
Tagged 106 Jefferson, Able, Baker, Downtown Huntsville, Hilton Curio Hotel, Monkeynauts, U.S. Space and Rocket Center
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Old and New
Looking southwest on Jefferson at Spring Street. I see five different fonts being used here. As a youngster, I had my first bank account at the now-defunct Henderson National Bank with its art-deco architecture.
Phill Gibson 