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Walter Harris sings the blues - and love songs - on the Riverfront in Savannah, Ga. Rain or shine, Harris has been entertaining visitors to the popular Southern city for 20 years.

Walter Harris sings the blues - and love songs - on the Riverfront in Savannah, Ga. Rain or shine, Harris has been entertaining visitors to the popular Southern city for 20 years.

As Labor Day weekend begins in the US, be careful with the fireworks, so a real firetruck isn't necessary.(Vintage firetruck, Vancouver). Waterskiing is always popular in the summer heat. Maybe you plan to stay home and watch scary movies. (Souvenir shop, Savannah). ...Or perhaps telling ghost stories...

As Labor Day weekend begins in the US, be careful with the fireworks, so a real firetruck isn't necessary.(Vintage firetruck, Vancouver). Waterskiing is always popular in the summer heat. Maybe you plan to stay home and watch scary movies. (Souvenir shop, Savannah). ...Or perhaps telling ghost stories...

Central New York is not Manhattan, some coddling wonderland filled with prepackaged amusements advertised by convenient and brilliant signage. It is a place of subtle beauty hidden behind marshes and drumlins. Attractions are separated not only by great and small lakes but also by miles of cornfields.

We took off to head to Savannah for a couple of days. The impetus was my brother-in-law singing the National Anthem at a baseball game in Savannah on Friday night. As it turned out, the game they asked to sing was a game between the Savannah Sand Gnats, my old team, and the Columbus Catfish, my current (but soon to be departed) team.

Peonies, some waiting to bloom; others bursting forth. Paris, July 2008. You know how it is when a career begins to blossom: a little recognition, the search for direction, a first job. A fever pitch of excitement and a growing sense of possibility; apprehension and nerves.

Cut-out room divider, furniture design exhibition at the Jessop Center for the Arts, Savannah, Georgia. "There are two ways of spreading light: to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it." - Edith Wharton, Vesalius in Zante. Tara Bradford currently is in San Francisco.

Cut-out room divider, furniture design exhibition at the Jessop Center for the Arts, Savannah, Georgia. "There are two ways of spreading light: to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it." - Edith Wharton, Vesalius in Zante. Tara Bradford currently is in San Francisco.

Houses on Telegraph Hill, overlooking San Francisco Bay. For those of us traveling this summer, guess it's small consolation to know even airline pilots have to endure over-the-top behaviour from airport security personnel, now wearing fake shiny badges.