Another one for the Stick Figures in Peril photo pool, this one in downtown Tampa.

Previously:

• Spanish Point SFiP (last in post).
  

Dunedin Causeway

Friday

But, not good when the bottle opener almost drops into the garbage disposal!

On the Streets of Downtown Tampa

Street art around downtown...

Demo & the Gleaming Skytowers

Downtown Tampa (behind Hattricks)

Craft

The Craftsman House in St. Pete (not pictured: gazpacho, hummus wrap, and strawberry spinach salad).

Main Street

At the intersection of Main Street and the Pinellas Trail in Dunedin.

AmSouth West

Looking west toward the AmSouth building in downtown Tampa at sunset.

Some From 2008 That Didn't Make It

A no-flash shot of the old MFA in St. Pete, before the museum's new wing debuted.

Stairway to Foreclosure at Baywalk.

Someone in downtown Tampa evidently didn't like the fact that they were ticketed, and made their displeasure known by depositing the offending item in this planter.

On this day last summer, I only had a phone camera available to shoot the three-story Hurricane Restaurant draped under this yellow-and-blue-striped termite tent.

Lights on Tampa 2009

The Fort Brooke Garage.

http://www.lightsontampa.org/

Cargo Load

Luggage loading on a cruise ship, docked at Channelside.

And a good illustration of why that purple luggage set was purchased in the first place.

Sunday Afternoon

Sand...cooler...plastic cup...geek lit.

Moon Under Water

...at Clearwater Beach, before sunrise.

Architectural Features

Detail from the Snell Arcade building in St. Pete.

A view of the building from Central Avenue.

O

ZOMG! Someone's carved an O into this downtown fountain!
Where are my animated gif sirens? Developing...

NYT Screenshot

NFW!

Way!

Allendale Terrace

These adobe-style structures are on 38th Avenue N, between Haines Road and MLK Street. The avenue runs through the Allendale Terrace neighborhood, a high-ground section of St. Petersburg with large estate homes built in the 1920s and 1930s.

Bonus Fun Fact: the link above to the city's website reveals that before the currently-named Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Street N was Ninth Street, it was known as "Euclid Boulevard".

Kitch-end.

It's no longer news that the Kitchen on Central Avenue closed down. So, for documentary purposes, here's a Kitchen menu. As with the other photos here, click to enlarge.

grrrr-fiti

(Downtown St. Pete)