If you’ll remember from my post yesterday, I was walking around Covington, Kentucky, in the freezing cold, taking photographs and talking to shop owners. These next two photos are from a candy store! That wasn’t difficult to guess. It’s hard to believe that Pez candies are now collectibles. There’s something to be said for those people that collect and/or keep things for many years. I’ve moved over 40 times in my life…so I’ve become an expert discarder of things!
This photo tickles me! I think it’s quite creative to make a different type of candy…a lollipop…from other types of candy!
I don’t remember where these steps were in Covington…but I really like them!
I stopped in a store that sells supplies to teachers…and found these happy faces…
The Cock and Bull Public House is a restaurant/bar that has three locations within the Tri-State area. By Tri-State I mean…Ohio–Indiana–Kentucky. Beautiful colors and they’re getting ready to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day!
Chez Nora is a Jazz Club and Restaurant. They have outdoor seating and roof-top seating! A few years ago I had a girls’ night with a limousine and this was the first stop. I wanted live music for all three stops…so first we had jazz…then we went to a place that had Mojo…and lastly to a rock club. It was tons of fun! Again…the colors are spectacular!
Here’s a close-up of the side…
Chez Nora’s on the right…
There’s a really good restaurant across the street from Chez Nora called Dee Felice. I haven’t eaten there in so many years…so I need to go soon! This is one of those reflection shots I love…the tables are in the restaurant and Chez Nora is reflected.
A beautiful fountain/statue next door…
One of the many cute houses in the area…
Tomorrow we’ll finish up with this series!
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That is indeed a cute little house. So adorable. Kinda like some of the more modest Victorian homes in San Francisco
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I have some photos of the San Francisco homes…the painted ladies!
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I simply adore tripping on your blogs! 😉
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I always enjoy the photographs that you choose so well! I love the walk down memory lane in the candy store and the old, colorful pictures of architecture and details around you! Fun walk with you!
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Thank you! I don’t know you very well…but I hope you find that special someone soon…you deserve to be loved!!
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Too good!
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🙂
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That colorful so cute!
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Thanks…a BIG hug to you today! ~Sherry~
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LIke the colorful buildings, especially that last house.
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Thanks! 🙂
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Good photos… you can find beauty anywhere…
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Thanks…I agree!
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Love the pez photo! Made me remember the last time I was in Coeur D’Alene, Idaho….there’s a penny candy store there with all the candies I remember from childhood. This was a fun post:-)
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This project of being a Tourist in your City helps me to see how much is around me to photograph and enjoy!
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I love those old buildings, especially the brick ones. And Pez, a collector’s item? Does that mean that we, the Pez consumers of long ago, are also collector’s items?
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You’re funny…I think it does mean that! Things that are collected usually have value…and we are quite valuable!!
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That must be it!
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Colorful, playful and happy gallery – some colors in your world, love it. I love the shot of the steps .. but my pick must be the restaurant with the reflection of the other side of the street building – fantastic.
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Glad you enjoyed Viveka!!
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Amazing, the style of some of the houses is a bit English! Did the pub serve “proper” English beer? He-he… Rolling Rock doesn’t count 🙂
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I’ll bet they serve everything a “proper” English pub serves…take a look http://candbpublichouse.com/category/pint-night/
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I love lots of bright colors, and love your pictures! We don’t live incredibly far from Covington. We are in Olive Hill, KY.
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I googled where that is…about 2 1/2 hours from where I live. But probably closer, the way I drive. 🙂 I’ll bet there are some really cool things in Olive Hill…sounds like a great town!
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Lovely colors! Great lollipop.
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Thanks! 🙂 🙂
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