Points of Interest and other features from wandering the neighborhoods

The lots are empty, a passerby said there was a big fuss, FEMA money, city bought demolished and declared no-one else can build there

point of interest data from walking around the neighborhood

marked buildings that have been torn down for later removal; changed "yes" to house or garage while verifying house numbers

stop signs, fire hydrants, a turning circle

I was upstairs, the signs say these organizations are downstairs

there is no street name sign, the addresses are all on Rosemont Gardens, the street really is residential but with no name it stays service

of course the development has a name and a fire plug; the hydrant has square things any wrench will open

a fire plug and another Southland Drive point of interest

this wood is on the other side of the fenced grassy area from where I leaned on the fence

the big loop on the aerial imagery with all those buildings sharing one address...I sketched the loop and finished tagging the buildings

the landuse is a fenced and nicely groomed grassy area

gave Dr. Murphy his part of Solomon's Porch, filled in tags from signs

visibly, the Community Service Center is only a sign with the name by a parking lot, probably pointing at the UMC bldg; the bank bldg has a letter on the door saying "outdoor ATM only", added address, bank preset style tagging

moved the UMC tags to the building outline and filled in the data available from the sign out front , other details from wandering by

the monument reflects a whimsical civic pride, pointing out Wilmore was founded in the national centenary year

trace houses I looked at yesterday and tag with addresses

trace building outlines in the park, move tags to the bldgs, tag the incline on the curve where the streets join, add address tagging to North Maple Apartments

tagged North Maple and Gillespie 15 mph - there are two signs, one of them double sided, on the curve and incline

put Asbury Inn tags on the building outline, tagged Sterling and HRS