T sTands for Heros (bar and grill)

About two weeks ago, I took you to Old Town,

a renovated district

in the center of my city.
From there, it was a short walk to Heros, a sports bar and grill.

My friend Sally and I have been here before.

I walked past this wood carving before, not realizing it was a baseball bat, ball, and glove.

That's because it has always been so dark in here when I tried to take photos.

So dark in fact, I had never noticed the racer that was hanging from the ceiling,

or the bicycles above another area.  I could even make out Sally from across the room.

It was a far cry from the last time we were here with my old camera. No wonder I didn't see the racer (car) you can barely see in the upper right of the above photo.  What a difference a camera makes!

I tried to capture the picture above our table, but the glare of the televisions on the glass prevented a good photo.

Sally was watching one of the many TVs, while I was taking a few more photos.  I almost missed photographing the water with lemon we both ordered.

I kept scanning the room for more things I could find I hadn't noticed before.

I spent a lot of time trying to get a decent photo of this helmet.  I learned I need to steady my hand, or use a tri-pod for very detailed shots.  There is a function on my camera for steadiness, but I haven't checked it out, yet.  Maybe I should do that soon (grin).

Sally and I both ordered veggie pizza, and in my haste to take the photo of our two pizzas, I thoughtlessly pushed my drink (water) out of camera range.

Dumb moves, smart moves, fun work spaces, scary spaces, spooky images, awesome art, books, scrapbook pages, recycled objects, tea, coffee, water, whatever pleases you, please join T Stands for Tuesday.  Remember, you don't have to take the photos on Tuesday, since it's pretty obvious I didn't, but you need to link your post below.  Thanks for joining, and Bleubeard and I look forward to visiting each and every one of you this 14th T.