Free Mont!

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 Over empty sidewalks and down steep Stone, then westward (hi, troll!) to wee little Fremont:


If our eyes are the windows to the soul, are windows the soul of our buildings?!:


Also musn't this branch have at least a small figure acknowledging the (in)famous troll nearby?!:




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