courtesy &pizza
Checks date to make sure we’re not in April AAANNNNDDD from an email:
“Excited to share that &pizza is launching Rosé and Champagne Cotton Candy today! Available in all 26 shop locations, the limited time offering is a nostalgic nod to Summer and makes the perfect post-pizza treat.”
When it rains it pours last Christmas trees! Thanks to Cheryl for sending the beautiful specimen above from Mount Pleasant.
Thanks to Madelyn for sending below from Fort Circle Parks NE:
And thanks to Keegan for sending below from 16th and Irving St NE:
Last Christmas Tree in Town is made possible by readers like you!
Awesome thanks to Grant for sending from JP. I think we know who’s gonna be included on the next mural…
Well done Mount Pleasant. Well done indeed.
Last Christmas Tree in Town is made possible by a generous grant from the Ben and Sylvia Gardner foundation.
Thanks to Ori for sending:
“Saw this beauty – still with some tinsel – between Prospect Hill and St Mary’s cemeteries in Edgewood on Lincoln Rd ME. Possibly a very appropriate resting place.”
Last Christmas Tree in Town is made possible by a generous grant from the Ben and Sylvia Gardner foundation.
Thanks to Jennifer for sending from 13th and G Street, NE. RESPECT!
Amazing. Thanks to Jennifer for sending this Airbnb listing:
“Pirate Ship Playhouse w/twin airbed
Upper Marlboro
Spend the night in a Pirate Ship Playhouse w/twin airbed. My lot is wooded and you’ll have a blast reliving your childhood. Outdoor shower and portable toilet access. The cabin is comfy or sleep on the top deck with your sleeping bag under the stars.
$16 per night”
Thanks to Sara for sending:
“Not a Christmas tree, but there are some pretty impressive off-season decorations in the alley behind Taylor.”
Last Christmas Tree in Town is made possible by readers like you!
Crestwood.
I plan on writing a novel with solely inspired by these photos. Eternally gratitude to Matt for sending. So speculate away and I may include you in the acknowledgements of my novel.
