This tree seems a bit hairy, it stands on that vague line between Georgetown and Dupont Circle.

A barge handler in Georgetown, along the C&O canal.

"When it's this hot, I wish I was one of those little yappy dogs!"

A great jumble of baskets.

Corner of 18th and Florida Avenue.

Covered tables on 18th street, waiting for the rain that didn't come that day.

Ready to slide right through traffic, on 16th street.

Street musicians made of steel?

Mule in the middle of Georgetown, along the C & O canal.

A little swapmeet in a small park near Logan Circle.

Upstairs, fine leather and bondage, downstairs, questionable Chinese takeout...

Chaining your motorcycle to a lightpole? Well, it's not a very big motorcycle...

Spider man? Clambering up ladders on 18th street.

The well-packed bicycle, always seems to be parked along Mount Pleasant or in Adams Morgan.

A Wooden Thing driving through Georgetown.

Clouds over one of the outlet malls that circle the city. This one has a Medieval Times so it's cool, even though it's an outlet mall.

Hmmm, Queen to rook 4? Chess players at Dupont Circle. 

Church on 16th street and Park Road. 

Was a tree, now a hole in the ground. 

Larry's Lounge hides behind this ailing tree on 18th street Northwest. 

Passing out the fee daily paper at Dupont Circle North metro station. 

Mushrooms popping up along Nebraska avenue. 

Not quite sure where the inside and outside are supposed to be, here. 

Find shade, park bike, take nap. 

Not quite sure what that stain is. This is on Columbia Road and 17th in Adams Morgan. 

Blues Brothers hanging out on Connecticut Avenue. 

Not the usual guitar, street music at Q street. 

Borf Bagged

The Post reports that Borf was busted last night in a somewhat breathless article that is clearly admiring, but pays dues with some opening comments about how "destructive" he is. Busting Borf is sad on two counts,
A) No more Borf surprises and
B) the unmasked Borf turns out to be a priviliged slacker/trust-fund anarchist. And 18 at that. This previous entry on Borf includes a slideshow and some other sources.

Lunch at the Sculpture Garden can seem like a good idea, until you turn around and notice the headless horde silently staring at your food. 

Georgetown. This used to the famous Foot of the Pig restaurant, now it's a pretty good burger place. But they still have a plaque commemorating the day that KGB colonel Vershenko disappeared. 

Was someone newsrack bowling with this cement ball in Dupont Circle? 

Standing up to Thomas Jefferson at the Jefferson Memorial. 

This is on the Duke Ellington Bridge, on Calvert street.