What do you see on your walks? Do you see the little things? The big things? It’s amazing what’s all around us. We just need to stop and look.

Some people think it’s scary to walk around towns at night. Maybe they just need little inspiration.

A little bit of a departure from the kinds of Tasty Tuesdays we’ve been featuring, but still fitting. Atmosphere is a huge part of dining out and this place has it. Do you know where it is?

Introducing “Photo of the Week,” a very fun new way that you can view and purchase some original, locally-made art at an affordable price. Say hello to the first photo.

Four not-so-little trees await their leaves.

So much art this weekend. Opening receptions to attend, performances to see. And another kind of art that you can be a part of, creating your community.

New game here. Can you guess which Easton neighborhood is home to this door?

Life happens. And when it does, things can be a little late. My apologies to those events which have already happened. The good news is there’s still lots to do. There’s even a little old book signing for the pocket guide (shameless self promotion) at the oldest continuously running book store in the country, the Moravian Book Shop. Come say hi!

This weekend’s list of 9 things to do in the Valley is as good as ever! Music, art, and the beginnings of the holiday shopping season. With so many opportunities to shop local.

Here are some photos of some of the damage I saw on a walk by the Bushkill Creek and up around Lafayette College this morning.

Autumn on the Lehigh River. Photo taken just above the Forks of the Delaware and Lehigh Rivers in Easton, PA. Photo by laini Abraham.

The rivers rise and eventually the Delaware and Lehigh Rivers meet. The Delaware waters are forced up while the Lehigh waters are raging down. This is what it looks like when that happens.

You never forget your first time. And I’ll never forget this one, for sure.

You’re heard of the “Doors of X” posters? Well, who knows, maybe one day we’ll make a “Sewer Covers of Easton or the Lehigh Valley” poster. Get your cameras ready.

Wordless Wednesday is getting a new name! Welcome to Lehigh Valley Photo Love, at least for now.

This is the debut post of a new [mostly] photo series. Because as far as the modes of transportation go, this one is my favorite.

Sprinter or Wing? What should it be called?

Old and New.

While Easton fortunately didn’t see a huge flood last week, the water still managed to leave the banks of the river in spots. This is always amazing for me to see, no matter how many times I see it.

The rivers before the storm.