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Ashland, Oregon (December 2019)
There is no Festival of Light parade in 2020, but the downtown area of Ashland is all lit up (or so I hear). I wouldn’t know from first-hand observation as I haven’t made it farther than my mailbox the past few weeks.
Announcement board on the Ashland Plaza during Covid-19 lockdown
City of Ashland, Oregon’s City Hall (2011)
I don’t know the timeline for destruction and rebuilding, but Ashland’s City Hall will soon be transformed. This structure was built in 1891 as a fire station. There have been some changes over the past 129 years, but none will be as radical as the one it will soon receive.
Ashland’s Calle Guanajuato
“Las Calles de Guanajuato” (The Streets of Guanajuato) was painted by Guanajuato artist Loreta Rangel Villasenor in 2016. In 2019 I was able to see see, and photograph, the Ashland version in Guanajuato. Photos will be coming here soon.
Ashland Plaza in the snow
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Ashland, Oregon’s Holiday Lights on the Downtown Plaza
AIFF banner on East Main Street (Ashland, Oregon)
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Five more months and the Ashland Film Festival 2019 edition will happen. Today’s photo is from 2015.
The Black Sheep (Ashland, Oregon, 2018)
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A couple months ago The Black Sheep put in a new “chandelier” featuring Tower Bridge.
Santa leads the first carol from the balcony of Brickroom @ 2016 Festival of Light
Ashland’s Halloween Parade from the Elks Lodge
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I had a different viewpoint for the Halloween parade this year. Next year I’ll try somewhere else as the Elks’ balcony was too crowded and most of the views were obstructed by trees that have yet to lose their leaves.
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