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Shawano, Wisconsin 54166

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RioBash 2023 - Fuji 400

Dornier Do-28A1 Skyservant N841RS

Today the Green Bay afternoon sun is nicely emphasizing the brownish-orangeness for which Baird Creek is locally well-known.

Baird Creek in Green Bay, Wisconsin, is seen here trying to position itself as an exemplar of the urban creeks of the North American Great Lakes region.

Ah yes the confluence of Baird Creek and the East River, I remember it.

Ask for the "East River Butterscotch Pudding" at Green Bay area restaurants.

INDULGE MY EYES IN LANDSCAPES OF: the post-industrial rivers of the U.S. Great Lakes region.

Ah the East River, the second-largest river in Green Bay, Wis.

Springtime in Green Bay: A brief report on the look of the place, in late May.

One fine sunny day in Green Bay in May, I saw the East River, gravylike in brown opacity, oozing past a defunct toilet paper factory.

In Green Bay, Wisconsin, was a good-looking puddle in an industrial landscape.

For a utility pole and its guywires: An eleven-bollard arrangement in a field of puddles.

Dried-on splats and drips at brick veneer of brown and beige.

Erected 1903! Nowadays it's a Tyvek house.

FOR A BUILDING, a randomized tilework idea, in light gray, tan, and brown.

At a brick wall, between brick nonwindows: A missing downspout and resulting damage.

A parking garage, said to have been built in 1977.

"Ah the backalley romance of fire escape shadows," I bellowed.

Headin on down to the you know what, all sun-dappled.

1930 looks weirder and weirder the farther away we get from it. Weird as in good.

Green Bay, Wis., uninspired; a beige rotunda erected 2015.

Haha 2004 postmodern comical.

Wins a funniest-looking 41-year-old building award for 2024.

An achievement of YEAR 1930 in county government in Wisconsin: Two colors of limestone, six stories high.

From 1970 came a big abandoned office building in Green Bay.

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