June Challenge Week 3

Cycling partners Raleigh



Mail Truck



 Exit


Window Air Conditioner




Ice Vending Machine




Tracks

Tracks on the driveway







Two buildings Torn Down
Empty Lots


Slated for Destruction
From left edge of building to end of the blue awning


Buildings receiving the Last Rights?


Needs to be Torn Down


Flagpoles, MIA flag, State Flag, US flag


Trash Barrel


Lagoon at McFerren Park


Park Bench/Fountain of sorts



Fire Hydrant Fountain for kids


Fountain at the park
Take THAT Bethesda Fountain in Central Park NYC!



Banner

Difficult to see Banner down and right of the star


This is the Fleet
Oldest is 1973 -- Newest 1994
All are ridden regularly 


Sticks on the road -- NOT in the spokes


Golf Car
Street legal if properly equipped


Litter


Out of State License


Tar-like substance Spilled on the road












 

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