Welcome to Breakfast in America
I’m a Brit who unexpectedly emigrated to the USA in 2008, and this is my photo journal.
It’s an eclectic mix of things; there’s no guiding theme or topic. It is whatever catches my attention, what I’ve been thinking, doing, or piques my interest. Currently that’s mainly backpacking and clearing some of the backlog on my ‘honey-do’ list.
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Memories
A dozen pictures, picked at random from my favorite memories. You can see my portfolio here.
DERA Eastney, Portsmouth
Memphis Belle
Cherohala Skyway, North Carolina
Can you see what I did there?
Pots
Stretch (365:122)
Family Day
Peter Knob from Popcorn Overlook, Georgia
Dry Falls
Fall In The Forest
Inaccessible
Hitachi C10FR Table Saw — My next project
Recent Posts
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The Kauffman Center from the 32nd floor terrace, Kansas City Power and Light Building

The Kauffman Center from the 32nd floor terrace, Kansas City Power and Light Building. Copyright © 2026 Gary Allman, all rights reserved. We were at the Kauffman Center last night for Chris Thile with the Kansas City Symphony.
I decided that the view from a nineteen-thirties building deserved a retro color treatment. I know it’s not period appropriate, but I like it.
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View to the east from the 32nd floor terrace, Kansas City Power and Light Building

View to the east from the 32nd floor terrace, Kansas City Power and Light Building. Copyright © 2026 Gary Allman, all rights reserved. This picture features the T-Mobile Center. Katie recently moved into an apartment in the Power and Light Building, and we were taking in a quick tour of the facilities. The Art Deco foyer was absolutely wonderful.
I decided that the view from a nineteen-thirties building deserved a retro color treatment. I know it’s not period appropriate, but I like it.
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View to the west from the 32nd floor terrace, Kansas City Power and Light Building

View to the west from the 32nd floor terrace, Kansas City Power and Light Building. Copyright © 2026 Gary Allman, all rights reserved. This picture features the Diocesan office and Grace & Holy Trinity Cathedral, which can be seen just past the convention center. I waved at my ex-colleagues, but I don’t think they saw me. Katie recently moved into an apartment in the Power and Light Building and we were taking in a quick tour of the facilities. The Art Deco foyer was absolutely wonderful.
I decided that the view from a nineteen-thirties building deserved a retro color treatment. I know it’s not period appropriate, but I like it.
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Empty Chair
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Ginger’s Flowers

Ginger’s Flowers. Copyright © 2026 Gary Allman, all rights reserved. Ginger loves to sit here in the sun in the winter. I liked the light on flowers and thought I’d try to capture it. Unfortunately, the battery was dead on my camera, so, I used my cell phone instead. The odd colored highlights are caused by the crystals we hang in the Sparkle Zone’s windows.

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Cascade Campground

Cascade Campground. Day 7 – Road Trip October 2025. Copyright © 2025 Gary Allman, all rights reserved. The final leg of my hike back to my campsite. As it was still early, I then drove to St. Elmo, a Ghost town ten or so miles away. The unpaved roads were in the process of being regraded, and they’d been dumping and wetting topsoil on the road, making it sticky, slippery, and muddy.
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Approaching Cascade Campground
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Trail Sign, the western end of Narrow Gauge Trail #1432

Trail sign, the western end of Narrow Gauge Trail #1432. Denver, South Park, and Pacific Railroad Trail. Day 7 – Road Trip October 2025. Copyright © 2025 Gary Allman, all rights reserved. With my short road hike and excursion up a brief bit of Section 14 of the Colorado Trail, I managed six and a half miles for my second hike.

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The western end of Narrow Gauge Trail #1432
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Chalk Creek Cascade
















