The only falls on the Mississippi are in downtown Minneapolis, which was first named St. Anthony Falls in their honor.  Tonight we went for a walk on the Stone Arch Bridge that crosses the Mississippi.  I was looking for pairs.  Here are two views of three sets of pairs and here are just two sets of pairs. Of course these are the prettiest pair I saw all night.

I met a teenager from our church for a photo shoot Saturday morning down by the Mississippi. It was  cloudy and threatening rain. I got some shots under the Stone Arch Bridge. I also took some shots of the old mill and new Guthrie Theatre side by side. Unfortunately we got rained out.  We agreed that we'll do it again under better weather circumstances.

Tonight we drove downtown with friends to walk along the Mississippi.  The new Guthrie Theatre is going in there.  We love to take in live theatre at the Guthrie. The theatre is in the historic mill district. This old burned out mill is actually a museum called the Mill City Museum.  If you're ever in Minneapolis I highly recommend taking it in.

I haven't been able to post any new photographs lately in part to the fact I was in Biloxi, MS going to school for a while.  Here are a few photos I took in Gulfport along the coast.

We'll start with the damage first.

Destroyed Baptist Church
Church Seats
Episcopal by the Sea

In addition to photographing some of the damaged areas, I spent some time with these guys...

Landing!
This guy is posing for me.
Flock of Seagulls
Gulls in Flight

Hope you enjoy the photos.

Cheers,
-Wes

While driving through the Mississippi Delta I just had to stop and shoot these farmers getting ready for spring planting. farming Spring planting Delta farming