On the walking path
Apple iPhone 6s
2019
That’s the building in which I work, there across the pond. My desk is near one of those windows and has an unobstructed water view. I gather that there was some consternation among the longtimers that this prime location went to the new guy.
There’s a walking path all around the pond, accessed through the building’s back doors. With afternoon temperatures in the low 50s now, it’s often just warm enough for a walk. When my schedule allows it, I’ll make two loops of one mile each. The hard part is avoiding the geese, who think this is their turf and hiss at me as I walk by.
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I have tried to figure out where this is but am stumped. A window looking out on the water might be too much of a daydream temptation for me.
Behind the Fashion Mall. As you drive around 465 from the east and approach the Keystone Crossing exit, this building is immediately south of the Interstate. It has the Crowe and Blackboard logos on it.
You’ll have to give us the opposite view one day, ie the view from your desk looking across the water…
Technically I’m not supposed to take photographs inside the building! Company policy.
You’ll have to lean out of the window then. ;)
Walked that path several times! (We used to be in one of the tall buildings behind the mall, but now we are closer to the Castleton Mall). Definitely lots of goose droppings to dodge, LOL! But what a lovely view!
The path is dropping-free — so far this season!
Beautiful! But I’m trying to picture where it is … I think you’ve changed companies since we had lunch, so I’m not sure where you work now.
I’m at Blackboard, which is behind the Fashion Mall at Keystone Crossing.
Wow fantastic picture! Love the angles and the colors :)
It was one of those charmed photographic moments!
I guess if you have to spend your days in an office that’s a nice place to do it.
I’ve been in software development for 30 years and so I’ve always been in an office building. The most beautiful one I’ve been in was the first one, 30 years ago. It won architectural awards and sat on a lush campus. It was truly a lovely place. This isn’t as beautiful, but I do enjoy my desk’s pond view.