Tom McGee's Blog

LF and I parked up the hill a bit, next to the cathe­dral. Just across the way was this beau­ti­fully pro­por­tioned build­ing. Imme­di­ately attracted by the deep eaves and tile roof, we set out to study it a little.

The land­scap­ing needed a lit­tle work, ironic for a parks depart­ment build­ing. But the details were still there.

(With props to Rudy Burkhardt for the com­po­si­tion of the pic­ture above.) The first escapes, sig­nage and the arch­way above the front door:

But we weren’t there for that. Next was down to the park to enjoy some scenery, and loll about on the grass in the warm April sunshine.

Even the wind on the water was cooperating.

On the way back we refused to be intim­i­dated by the gar­goyles and went inside.

There was a wed­ding going on, so we sat through part of the Mass tak­ing it all in. Which was cute for rea­sons I won’t go into here, just trust me.

Temps got up to around 75 that day. Today it’s 50 and kind of rainy, so it’s really not so bad to be in the office.