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mevanecek: Reunion Tower
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mevanecek: Hey, some bronze cows!
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mevanecek: Bronze cowboy keeping the bronze cows rolling
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mevanecek: I wouldn't try this on a real bull
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mevanecek: Where all the magic in Dallas happens
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mevanecek: They see me roll on, my Segway
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mevanecek: Do you recognize that Pegasus?
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mevanecek: Festive holiday accoutrement
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mevanecek: A car tree!
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mevanecek: Eye Sore. Do you know the story behind this sculpture?
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mevanecek: Neiman Marcus display
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mevanecek: Thanksgiving Plaza
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mevanecek: Thanksgiving Plaza Tile Mural
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mevanecek: Who I'm Thankful For
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mevanecek: Who I'm Thankful For
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mevanecek: Church renovated at $130 Million. That would've fed a lot of hungry children.
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mevanecek: Side Entrance
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mevanecek: Really Tall Building
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mevanecek: Bane of Nasher Sculpture Center
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mevanecek: Required Selfie. It was cold.
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mevanecek: A really big Christmas tree thing
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mevanecek: Monument to President John F. Kennedy. Really neat to see at night, when lighted.
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mevanecek: Part of the old Dallas Courthouse
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mevanecek: Front of the old Dallas Courthouse
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mevanecek: Inside the old Dallas Courthouse, the familiar flying horse
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mevanecek: Used to be a post office, I think
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mevanecek: The box in the window marks the spot from which the fatal shots were fired at JFK.
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mevanecek: The dew rag was really handy under the helmet, and helped with wind control (as did the awesome scarf!)
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mevanecek: Segway Tour Track Log
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mevanecek: The roof of the Nasher Sculpture Center lets in direct light all day long via the specially designed ovals that are all in slightly different directions. The high-rise put in next door with its mirrored outer skin dramatically changes the light direction