#129 Glass

A glass block fountain in downtown Boise, Idaho.

#179 Minimalism

One of the grand staircases in the newly refurbished Idaho state capitol building.

Clean, simple, minimal. 

Do-Over #7

#77 Door

Entrance to the Idaho Black History Museum, a former church. Unfortunately for me it was closed.

#100 Fasteners

An antique door knob and lock keep this door fastened.

Looks like the lock has been updated. Good thing.

#161 Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weeny

Itsy-teeny rain drops grace the petals and leaves of this beautiful rose.

So elegant.

The downside of walking in a rose garden in the rain is, well, you get wet. The upside is you have the garden all to yourself! So much beauty, so little time.

#184 Motion Blur

Rose Garden, Julia Davis Park, Boise, Idaho

#269 Slick

A steady rain made all the streets slick but this was the most interesting street.

The six hundred block of Grove Street in Boise, Idaho is still the Basque Center - lots of history and several great restaurants! This symbol is everywhere. The four points represent fire, water, wind and earth.

#168 Letters in Architecture

The letter "O" - the rose window at the Cathedral of the Rockies/1st United Methodist Church.

Boise, Idaho.

#333 Together

No matter the weather, these children play marbles together. I wish girls weren't usually portrayed as spectators/cheerleaders.

Sorry, no indication as to the artist's identity. The sculpture is located in the Grove Plaza, Boise, Idaho.

#361 Window

One of many stained glass windows features the prodigal son, one of the most favorite parables in the New Testament.

Cathedral of the Rockies/1st United Methodist Church, Boise, Idaho.

#170 Lightness

The eight stained glass panels were rescued from the former building and "repurposed" to light the narthex (foyer) of the new church.

Cathedral of the Rockies/1st United Methodist Church, Boise, Idaho.