The Sears tower is always a beauty.
Saturday, November 1, 2008
The railroad bridge on Ponce de Leon at Sears, Ford Factory Square, Paris On Ponce
We've driven under it hundreds, maybe thousands of times. Graffiti appears. It's the path of the beltline. Here's the view you've never seen between 2 of the great buildings on Ponce.
The Sears tower is always a beauty.
The Sears tower is always a beauty.
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