That's our skyline!

I never get tired of seeing this view from the Pfluger Bridge.

Good advice

Saw this on the ped bridge the other day. Yes, that is true.

From a Certain Angle...

Walking across the Pfluger Pedestrian Bridge, there is a certain spot where our building still looms up (beyond the salvia). Many of the buildings in this picture have arrived since we moved here.

View from The Pfluger Pedestrian Bridge

Our friend Jackie shot this on the pedestrian bridge recently. It's amazing what a nest of buildings there are around ours these days. Compare to this 2013 post taken from the same bridgehttps://austintexasdailyphoto.blogspot.com/2013/11/our-homeas-postcard.html.

The Neighborhood is Changing

The skyline behind these flowers (blooming on the Pfluger Pedestrian Bridge) is really changing and has been for the past months and years. The topped but as yet unfinished Independent looms behind the Seaholm Residences in the center. To the right of center is our building (now ten years occupied with the needle on top. Continuing to the right is the Third+Shoal Building across the street from us which is still under construction and next to it is the Proper Hotel and Condos still being built.

The great outdoors

We used to have flowers in our backyard. Now we have them along the Pfluger Pedestrian Bridge.

Signs of the times

Saw this elaborate peace sign on the pedestrian bridge over Lady Bird Lake the other day.

Heading home

Linda took this shot of me on the Pfluger Pedestrian Bridge the other day as we headed home from a movie. What a skyline our little town has now.

When Irish eyes are smiling --

Street art can be well done at times. Saw this little guy on St Patty's Day. 

Jazz it up!

These girls were playing some Miles Davis on the Pfluger Bridge the other day. They sounded good!

Pfluger Pedestrian Bridge

Our friend Jackie has a perfect vantage point for the hike and bike bridge over Lady Bird Lake which takes folks not in cars off the dangerous Lamar Bridge to the right.

Zending out good vibes

Is this a shaman? Anyway, he was on the Pfluger Pedestrian Bridge the other day, playing his gongs and adding a mystical touch to the area.

What?

In case you are in Austin and wonder what this means...it's indicates that while you aren't supposed to use the Hike and Bike Trail after 10 p.m. you may use the Pfluger Pedestrian Bridge after the curfew to cross Lady Bird Lake. But you shouldn't loiter I suppose.

View of the bridge

I liked the way the light was playing on these runners on the Pfluger Bridge the other day.

Current Railroad Bridge Graffiti

Noticed just before the end of the year that this was on the railroad bridge over Lady Bird Lake (as seen from the Pfluger Pedestrian Bridge). You can track back some other iterations by starting here.

Not Your Usual Pedestrian Bridge User

One day on the Pfluger Pedestrian Bridge this fellow had set up his gongs for entertainment or meditation with his back to the runners, bikers, walkers, dogs and strollers.

Darkness Comes

One day we were walking over the Pfluger Pedestrian Bridge just as darkness started to take over the downtown skyline with our building in the center.

Our Home...As a Postcard

Every once in a while we have to have our building (the 360 Condominiums in the center here) appear on this blog. The roses blooming on the Pfluger Pedestrian Bridge (in one of the little 'gardens' maintained by volunteers) make for a nice postcard look, don't they?

Strange Species

On a circuit box on the Pfluger Pedestrian Bridge someone has stenciled a blue unicorn. In the background is the iconic dead tree of the "Thirst" art installation.

Bustin' some moves!

These dancers were getting ready for Halloween on Thursday afternoon by tripping the light fantastic across the pedestrian bridge.  They were only too glad to pose for me. Fun times!