Knoxville's Graffiti is Very Nice...
Fancy Daisy in World's Fair Park
Bicki Bumming a Ride
Looking South on Gay St.
Old Town Flower Box
I'm sucker for marble and Knoxville quarries supplied it for many well known projects. I remember reading in David Cannadine's, Mellon, An American Life, how particular Mellon was about the marble used in the National Gallery of Art. Upon the building's completion in 1941 it was the largest marble structure in the World. Now I know the rest of the story, the marble can from Knoxville. So too did the stone used in the iconic lions in front of New York's Public Library.
Patience and Fortitude, New York Public Library (Photo: The-consortium/Flickr CC)
The Vol Navy (photo: 2pznappod)
Tailgating parties are taken to a whole new level when Tennessee has a home game--river level. On game days the Vol Navy forms.
Lonely Nellie
Only Nellie at the Vol Navy dock near Neyland Stadium in downtown Knoxville, Tennessee. No miles today and holding at 2169 miles for the Journey. DBH
