Behind the township headquarters on Kenwood Road is one of two locations where the township provides containers for residents to drop off their recycling.
Single-stream recycling seems to have made a big difference in participation and efficiency of these programs. I have the big green Rumpke container at home, and it is usually full when I roll it to the curb each week.
Another angle with a better profile of the top floor of the Kenwood Collection.
They say the iron work is now complete.
It is interesting to me how the equipment has changed over the years; plain old telephone service (POTS) and electricity, then dial-up service and cable TV and broadband-over-power line and now fiber optics cables to many neighborhoods.
I'm pretty sure this tube splits the fiber optics signals off to copper to my house. We (I) have become so dependent on all the latest technology. Without Cincinnati Bell Fioptics, no photo-a-day project for me.
Great selection of delicious pizzas. My favorite is probably Ryan's Inferno.
More wildlife. This one on my front porch. I hope he stays a while since Halloween is just around the corner.
I am grateful for this 365 photo project. It has already helped me improve, only 100 days in.
Said another way on a car driving through Sycamore Township...
This fence between St. Vincent Parish and Wendy's/Burger King will be gone soon. An access road will be constructed to minimize the negative financial impact to these businesses of the new median on Kenwood Road. It seems since cars can't turn in to the drive-through, several hundred thousand dollars of access road is in order. The price of progress....
I had to throw in one last festival shot from a few weeks ago....fun.
Build it and they will come, to Kenwood.
In Case You Missed It, this is yesterday's view at a wider angle.
This is a photo of Sycamore Township??
Ok, maybe you've seen this billboard on Montgomery Road in Kenwood next to Taco Bell. This will make more sense tomorrow.
I like to capture interesting textures. This one is from the exterior of the building we saw yesterday.
Maybe Nike will be a tenant? Not. I like the shape of things to come on the top floor of the Kenwood Collection.
On Day 2 we saw the front entrance of the new FBI headquarters in Kenwood. This view of the rear indicates the entire perimeter is secure.
One of the many souls in the Memorial Cemetery who passed young. I was born on the 132nd anniversary of Eleanor's death.
From young life yesterday, to passed life today. This cemetery on Kenwood Road is easy to miss. Here lie many local residents that left our world before their time.
I'm always on the lookout for creatures in the community. This fawn was grazing in the Garden...er, on Garden Road.
This is a nice decorative touch to a local shopping area. Form over function, apparently (at 9:55am).
You may have noticed I like to watch things being made/built. Here's one in the neighborhood.
This project has prompted me to learn about things that I likely would not have otherwise.
The Sycamore Township website lists 18 religious institutions in the community. One of those is the Jehovah's Witnesses, and they too have a website. Worldwide, Jehovah's Witnesses number nearly 8 million, in 113,000+ congregations.