Goodnight Raleigh - a look at the art, architecture, history, and people of the city at night

Morning View 060911

Missed my post last Wed. due to a dentist appointment. Went by Walnut Terrace this AM in the hopes of getting some interesting images of the demolition. Even I have my limits as to where I’ll go.

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Morning View 052611

The Death Star continues to grow.

Morning View 051811

I haven’t been to Watson’s Flea Market in years when its been open. It’s a very eerie and odd feeling walking around in the early AM hours.

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