Fall Photo Essay Ideas?

Posted on September 22, 2009 by Barnaby Zall

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As long-time readers know, the Friends of White Flint website changes themes with the seasons, and one of the biggest changes are the photo essays on the home and White Flint pages: flowers in the spring, farmers markets in the summer.

So, what should we showcase about White Flint in the fall? Leaves is the default, and traffic or roadwork not specific enough to fall. Someone suggested coffee shops, but there aren’t many of those.

Looking for ideas. Let me know, by commenting here, or directly at bzall@friendsofwhiteflint.org.

Thanks, and hope to see you at tomorrow’s White Flint Town Hall. www.townhall.whiteflint.org.

Barnaby Zall

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