Paul Dorpat, neighborhood historian and itinerant photographer sent in a couple of beautiful shots from around the neighborhood to share:
Paul wrote:
In the fall – well all year long really – I refer to the trees along 44th between Burke and Wallingford as the “Flame Trees” and I have snapped them many times over the last four autumns. The same is so for the Good Shepherd P-Patch. The detail with the sophisticated rock path leading to two chairs and a table set with a rock may be captioned “Go Zen, Come Meditate.” The Flame Trees were photographed Monday Oct, 19, this year and the rock the afternoon before. I don’t know the runner, but he was kind enough to dodge around me.
On reflection, he sent a second note suggesting that the pair of photos might best be titled “Go Run or Go Zen”. Consider them so titled.

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Great photos! I used to see this guy all the time when I was out walking our huskies – had no idea who he was or what he was doing but it always made me smile.
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