Carol Wells's Photos

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Skepticism	Accessorized
One of Carol's daughters treated the sole boy child to a green bagel sandwich, to celebrate his 25% Irish side on Saint Patrick's Day (2008). Apparently he debated about this whole idea when the food arrived. (Photograph taken March 2008 in Oakmont PA and is not Public Domain or Creative Commons.) (Edited in Paint Shop Pro: clarify, crop, clone) This photo is Public Uploaded on June 25, 2008	Just found this to be an interesting photograph of someone,in a crowd, enjoying Pittsburgh's Saint Patrick's Parade. (Photograph taken March 2008 in Pittsburgh PA and is not Public Domain or Creative Commons.) (Edited in Paint Shop Pro: clarify, crop) This photo is Public Uploaded on June 25, 2008
What's Under The Kilt	Kilt-n-Sneakers	Proud Irish Legs
So that's what they wear under the kilt? Interesting what one learns while watching the Saint Patrick's Parade ... (Photograph taken March 2008 in Pittsburgh PA and is not Public Domain or Creative Commons.) (Edited in Paint Shop Pro: crop, clone, clarify) This photo is Public Uploaded on June 25, 2008	Some people's wardrobe choices is more interesting from the waist down at times? Taken in Pittburgh's Market Square area before the 2008 Saint Patrick's Parade. (Photograph taken March 2008 in Pittsburgh PA and is not Public domain or Creative Commons.) (Edited in Paint Shop Pro: clarify). This photo is Public Uploaded on June 25, 2008	Taken in Pittsburgh's Market Square area before the 2008 Saint Patrick's Parade. Somehow this photograph helped to lead in taking a few "leg shots" of people that day. (Photograph taken March 2008 in Pittsburgh PA and is not Public Domain or Creative Commons.) (Edited in Paint Shop Pro: crop, clarify). This photo is Public Uploaded on June 25, 2008
For Sale	Benjamin Franklin, wife, daughter, son-in-law	Penny Saved is a Penny Earned
Believe this former Salvation Army building is in, or near, the East Liberty area (or 'S'Liberty as it is pronounced around here) of Pittburgh. Photographed from a bus window. (Photograph taken March 2008 in Pittsburgh PA and is not Public Domain or Creative Commons.) (Edited in Paint Shop Pro: crop, clarify, burn) This photo is Public Uploaded on June 25, 2008	Part of the Christ Church Burial Grounds' Photo Set. (Photograph taken July 2006 in Philadelphia PA and is not Public Domain or Creative Commons.) (Edited in Paint Shop Pro: crop, clarify) This photo is Public Uploaded on June 25, 2008	Ben Franklin coining the phrase "A penny saved is a penny earned" is, reportedly, what lead to the Philly tradition, practiced by residents and tourists alike, of tossing a coin onto his grave site - for some kind of luck. Apparently any coin will do even though the phrase is about pennies. The change is collected every evening by Christ Church Burial Grounds staff.</b> (Photograph taken July 2006 in Philadelphia PA and is not Public Domain or Creative Commons.) (Edited in Paint Shop Pro: crop, clarify) This photo is Public Uploaded on June 25, 2008
View of Christ Church Burial Grounds	Family's Tomb or Crypt	Early 1800s Headstone
(Photograph taken July 2006 in Philadelphia PA and is not Public Domain or Creative Commons) (Edited in Paint Shop Pro - clarify) This photo is Public Uploaded on June 22, 2008	Names of family members, interred in these tombs or crypts, were listed across the slab on top along with their dates of birth and death. (Photograph taken July 2006 in Philadelphia PA and is not Public Domain or Creative Commons) (Edited in Paint Shop Pro - clarify) This photo is Public Uploaded on June 22, 2008	Victorian era headstone with a scroll. (Photograph taken July 2006 in Philadelphia PA and is not Public Domain or Creative Commons) (Edited in Paint Shop Pro - clarify) This photo is Public Uploaded on June 22, 2008
Back to Back	Mid-1700s Child's Headstone	Christ Church Burial Grounds View
(Photograph taken July 2006 in Philadelphia PA and is not Public Domain or Creative Commons) (Edited in Paint Shop Pro - clarify) This photo is Public Uploaded on June 22, 2008	Here Ly[et]h the Body of] ELEANOR BURDEN The D[au]ghter of JOHN BURDEN & SARAH his Wife who Departed this Life June ? 21 1745 Ag[ed] Five Mounth 2 weeks And 3 Days Little Eleanor's headstone is one of a few from that time period that is still, for the most part, fully legible in Christ Church Burial Grounds. (Photograph taken July 2006 in Philadelphia PA and is not Public Domain or Creative Commons) (Edited in Paint Shop Pro - clarify) This photo is Public Uploaded on June 22, 2008	Small grouping of children grave sites from the mid-1700s in Christ Church Burial Grounds. (Photograph taken July 2006 in Philadelphia PA and is not Public Domain or Creative Commons) (Edited in Paint Shop Pro - clarify) This photo is Public Uploaded on June 22, 2008
Sinking	View of Christ Church Burial Grounds	View of Chirst Church Burial Grounds
Not certain but these may be matching sets: headstones and foot stones. The smaller ones, which would be the footstones, are similar in style to the larger ones. (Photograph taken July 2006 in Philadelphia PA and is not Public Domain or Creative Commons) (Edited in Paint Shop Pro - clarify) This photo is Public Uploaded on June 22, 2008	(Photograph taken July 2006 in Philadelphia PA and is not Public Domain or Creative Commons) (Edited in Paint Shop Pro - clarify) This photo is Public Uploaded on June 22, 2008	(Photograph taken July 2006 in Philadelphia PA and is not Public Domain or Creative Commons) (Edited in Paint Shop Pro - clarify) This photo is Public Uploaded on June 22, 2008