^^ I also thought Union Station…but the wood paneled window dressing leaves me with some questions.
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520 S Hanley, just by corner with Wydown.
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^ Yep. I've walked though that little gangway to my dentist right around the corner a bunch of times.
I frequent the dry cleaner, Protzel's and (former) Starbucks.
Lewis and Clark Trail, Weldon Spring conservation area. Clark trail actually, maybe...
Castlewood, Riverview Trail, at an overlook after the stairs. Looking towards a really cool house on what I believe is Castleridge Dr.
^Well, that looks like a Grand Center tree grate, but then tree grates everywhere look pretty similar.
Nope.
I'm actually surprised nobody knows this one. Its in a very high-traffic area, and there's a similar "installation" nearby.
I'm actually surprised nobody knows this one. Its in a very high-traffic area, and there's a similar "installation" nearby.
Yeah there was an article about it not too long ago. An artist has been doing this in The Loop,danke0 wrote:I think this is the U. City loop.
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^Also, that looks like a bird strike waiting to happen. Or a trail-walker strike. I might or might not have run into some periaktoi quite like that that were part of a set for a dance show many years back. (Stagehands don't bounce off sets very often, but that show did us in. Lots of mirrors in the dark. Fun!!)
(Note: It actually was a fairly cool show. But man, the sight lines were a pain in the butt. Paul Taylor Dance, I think it was.)
(Note: It actually was a fairly cool show. But man, the sight lines were a pain in the butt. Paul Taylor Dance, I think it was.)
Nope, not Laumeier. It is a weird thing to find, mostly because it's not clear from a distance just what it is, like whether it's reflective or transparent. I didn't notice any unlucky birds or hikers lying on the ground, but yeah, it seems kind of hazardous.
Complete shot in the dark, and only because of proximity to LSP:
Powder Valley?
Powder Valley?