This clock is located on Gay Street in downtown Knoxville . . . counting down the hours until 2009!
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10/23/08 ~ Thanks so much to Tanya from Around Roanoke Daily Photo Blog
10/23/08 ~ Thanks also to Laurie from Glimpses of South Pasadena and your very kind words (to follow) . . .
"With gratitude and great pleasure I would like to pass the award to these photography bloggers:
Hope of Knoxville Daily Photo. Hope can squeeze images out of her Nikon Coolpix that will astonish you. The photographs of her kids capture the essence of childhood and a mother's love with the same poignancy and joy of the paintings of Mary Cassatt..."
Tanya and Laurie . . . . I am truly honored and flattered that you have chosen me to receive this award. Sincere thanks to both of you for this award and your nice comments!
10/28/08 ~ Sincere thanks to JM of Oeiras and Environs Daily Photo who has given this award to me. I am truly honored and will enjoy passing this award on to others.
11/4/08 ~ Thanks so much to Sean Claes of Kyle, Texas Daily Photo for giving this award to me, also. It's a great honor and I appreciate it so much!
11 comments:
I think I like that patio to the right. Have a safe and Happy New Year!
It's a nice old clock too!
I hope you don't mind me taking the easy route by copying and pasting this comment, it is by far the easiest method of getting my message to so many CDP photobloggers.
I am not sure that I can sustain South Shields Daily Photo much longer, it is so difficult to keep finding new material on a daily basis,
and after more than two years inspiration and motivation are becoming harder to find, so I may become less daily from time to time.
I hope you can find new hope and inspiration, and that a new start in 2009 brings everything that you desire.
The CDP photoblogging community has grown massively over the past year and I'd like to thank those who have visited South Shields Daily Photo, especially those who have been kind enough to leave a comment or two.
Best wishes for 2008
from
Curly
at
South Shields Daily Photo
I have yet to see a clock like this in any of Manila's streets. All I've seen are no-nonsense digitals! Useful, but not very pretty.
Happy New Year to you and your beautiful family, Hope! Wishing you all a peaceful and prosperous 2009.
Happy New Year!
I love these old clocks and Gay Street is beautiful!
Happy New Year Hope!
I love this old looking clock. I don't know if it was new when they redid Gay Street, or is there some history to it. It just gives me a smile when I see it.
Hope, Happy New Year! While on my drive yesterday, I shot a photo of a clock just like this one in the small town of Agua Dulce north of LA.
Great photo. Looks like there is some history to discover there.
Very nice clock!
HAPPY NEW YEAR to you, Hope, and your family!
you know, the original one was hijacked by Kimballs Jewlers when they moved out to Bearden Hill because the city couldn't prove ownership - and it was known as the Hope Clock.
Happy New Year, Hope!
Happy New Year!
Salem has a handful of street clocks in the downtown area. Much more attractive than the digital sort. Happy New Year.
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